What's currency in your country like?

Well, we have Euros in Europe but I'm not sure about the current exchange rate. I think it's around 1EUR = 0,80$ or something like that. The coins are different for every country in Europe but the notes are the same. You can look it up in Wikipedia.org for more info.

Hi BichDiep7191! I'm from the Philippines and our currency is called Peso. $1 = P44.00 (sometimes less than, sometimes more than) We can only buy a kilo for $1.00 We have coins in the following denominations: In cents .01, .05, .10 and .25 In pesos P1.00, 5.00 and 10.00 Our bills comes in the following: P20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 The Australian bills are very durable because I've seen one and it can't get wet. You can't even tear easily with bare hands.

Welcome to mylot I am from india, our currency is rupee, better known as INR, Indian national rupee, the paper curreny are beautiful to look at, they start from 1000 rupees, next 500, 100, 50, 20, 10, 2 and smallest is one rupee only.. Thanks for sharing. Professor. .

Hello it is an interesting discussion to discuss with. Our currency is Philippine Peso, we have 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 peso bills. For me, the best look of currency that I have ever seen is from AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR, it is like a play money and the color is really good. I haven't touched australian dollar but I saw it already with my naked eyes, second for me is the EURO money I like it's denomination from small bill 5 euro to big bill 200 euro. 5 euro is smaller than 10 euro.

In india we use Rupees and 42Rupee = 1US$. The highest currency we have is 1000 Rupees notes. I have seen currencies of different countries as a friend of mine used to collect currency notes. The English Pound looks beautiful.

We got the 5th edition currency of Yuan in China. The exchange rate to dollar is 6.6593 yuan =1$, and it's value is rising, as so many west countries like. We got the largest denomination 100 yuan, and the smallest 0.1 yuan. And we also get a 0.01 yuan coin, for a long time it is out of the market, but it's still used in supermarkets and banks now.

our currency is Philippine pesos. :D common rate would be about Php44 to $1

Hi there, well in the philippines we used peso. I don't know the exact conversion right now but it round up with 44-46 for $1. In the print you can see some heroes and presidents as well.

I think dollar and euro is the most beautiful currency, my friend. As I read your post the currency equivalent of dollar is so huge...you can immediately rich if you have 1000 dollars..hehe Our currency is called peso, adopted in the influence of spanish regime in our country... Have a nice day!

I am from the United States. We have the USD. Our paper money has pictures of historic men that help build our nation's foundation. I am also Mexican and of course we have pesos in Mexico. With my husband being in the Navy and doing deployments to other countries he would bring me the currencies from other countries like Spain, Italy, Dubai, Eygpt, ect. I have a collection of paper and coins.

I'm from the Philippines and our currency is Philippine Pesos. You can see for yourself how our currency looks like and how it is evolving in terms of designs. It is like going to trip to our nation's history. Some are rare collections, and you may find some bizzare shaped coins -- shaped like a flower, shaped like a chicklet gum, uncut bills, and others.. I hope you could take a look at my blog which is all about my collection of Philippine coins and bills. here it is: http://www.philippinecurrencycollection.blogspot.com thank you :-)

I'm from Poland. We have zloty(PLN) here. 1US$ = 3PLN today.

In Denmark we use Danish Kroner, also called DKK. They used to have a special look, but 2 years ago, the government, chose to "redesign" our bills, so they look more like euros. So Basically, in some years, we get euro too! :) the exchange rate right now is, 5,56 DKK = $1

i think 200.000 more beautiful than 500.000 200.000 have red color i like red color anyone think like me?

We use Peso here Php43 = $1. Here in the Philippines, many people use credit cards, saving a space for money in the wallet or atm.

Well that kind of money sounds weird to me and so our money canada money will probably sound strange to you.We have dollars and 100 cents equal 1 dollar.We have coins which are 2 dollar coins , then 1 dollar coins quarters or quarter dollars dimes ,nickels ,and pennies . Our bills are 100,50,20,10,5.We used to have 1 and 2 dollar bills but they were replaced by coins around 10-20 years ago.It can be a pain sometimes carrying around so many coins but they are nice and colorful and their are many different designs around for quarter and dollars that adds variety to our money.

in my country, peso

The currency unit is CNY in China. There are have 6 denominations. I list it out for you from small to large: 1Jiao 1Yuan 10Yuan 20Yuan 50Yuan and 100Yuan the biggest is 100Yuan, the head of our chairman mao zedong appear on the obverse the smallest is 1Jiao, the head of four works appear on the obvewse. Now. with the development of China. RMB has been raised to a new position. Besides I always heard vietnam from friends. I love Vietnam Love you-girl.heh

in my country popularly known as Ghana,our currency is the ghanaian cedi and its equivalent to the dollar is $1=one cedi 50 pesewas.that is the currency rate of my country

I'm from Canada. We have dollars here. But not United States dollars. Our currency tends to fluctuate on the world marked linked by the US dollar. That is mainly because we are located directly over the top of the US and I believe over 70% of our trade is with the US. Currently the Canadian dollar is trading at about 0.97 = 1 US $. Our currency is 100 cents to $1. We have paper money from $5, $10, $20 and up, and coins of 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c 50c $1 and $2. Our $1 coin has a bird on it called a Loon so we call it the loonie! Our $2 coin came out a couple of years after the loonie, so we call it a twonie, even though it has a bear on it.