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Countries and Their Currency Countries and their Currency There are over 195 countries in the world and seven continents such as Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America and Antarctica. Each country is different with its own history, architecture, struggles, culture and political identity. One thing that invariably is common amongst all countries is the use of money as a medium of exchange. All countries irrespective of whether they are small or big, landlocked or island-based, rich or poor, have a specific currency used for all monetary transactions. In this blog, let’s take a tour around the world and look at the list of countries and their currency! Asia: Countries & their Currency Source: Belt and Road News Here is the list of some countries of Asia with their currency- Country Currency Symbols Afghanistan Afghan Afghani (AFN) ؋ Bangladesh Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) ৳ Bhutan Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) Nu Cambodia Cambodian Riel (KHR) ៛ China Chinese Renminbi Yuan ¥ (CNY) India Indian Rupee (INR) ₹ Israel Israel Shekel (ILS) ₪ Japan Japanese Yen (JPY) ¥, 円, 圓 د.ك (Kuwait Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD Laos Lao Kip (LAK) ₭, ₭N Malaysia Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) RM Nepal Nepalese Rupee (NPR) North Korea North Korean Won (KPW) ₩ Philippines Philippine Peso (PHP) ₱ South Korea South Korean Won (KRW) ₩ د.إ United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) Africa: Countries & their Currency Source: Pinterest Here is the list of countries of Africa with their currency- Country Currency Symbol دج (Algeria Dinar (DZD Benin CFA Franc (XOF) CFA Burkina Faso CFA Franc (BCEAO XOF) CFA Cameroon CFA Franc (BEAC XAF) FCFA Cape Verde Cape Verde Escudo (CVE) $, Esc DR Congo Franc (CDF) FC Djibouti Djibouti Franc (DJF) Fdj and L.E ,ج.م ,£Egypt Pound (EGP) £, E Ethiopia Birr (ETB) Br, ብር Kenya Shillings (KES) /-, /=, K, Ksh Libya Dinar (LYD) Dirham Mauritius Rupees (MUR) ₹ Nigeria Naira (NGN) ₦ South Africa Rand (ZAR) R Uganda Shillings (UGX) USh Europe: Country & their Currency Source: Pinterest Here is the list of some countries of Europe with their currency- Country Currency Symbol Albania Albanian lek (ALL) L Armenia Armenian dram (AMD) Austria European euro (EUR) € Belgium European euro (EUR) € Croatia Croatian kuna (HRK) kn Denmark Danish krone (DKK) Kr. France European euro (EUR) € Finland European euro (EUR) € Gibraltar (UK) Gibraltar pound (GIP) £ Greece European euro (EUR) € Iceland Icelandic krona (ISK) kr, Íkr Ireland European euro (EUR) € Malta European euro (EUR) € Moldova Moldovan leu (MDL) L Luxembourg European euro (EUR) € Poland Polish zloty (PLN) zł Portugal European euro (EUR) € Russia Russian Ruble (RUB) ₽ Spain Spanish Peseta (EPS) Pt Serbia Serbian dinar (RSD) din Slovenia European euro (EUR) € Turkey Turkish Lira (TRY) ₺ United Kingdom Pound Sterling (GBP) £ North America: Countries & their Currency Source: DreamsTime Here is the list of some countries of North America with their currency- Country Currency Symbol Anguilla (UK) East Caribbean dollar $ (XCD) Bahamas Bahamian dollar (BSD) $ Barbados Barbadian dollar (BBD) $ Bermuda (UK) Bermudian dollar (BMD) $ British Virgin Islands (UK) United States dollar (USD) $ Canada Canadian dollar (CAD) $ Costa Rica Costa Rican colon (CRC) ₡ Cuba Cuban peso (CUP) $, $MN, or ₱ Dominica East Caribbean dollar $ (XCD) Greenland (Denmark) Danish krone (DKK) Kr. Jamaica Jamaican dollar (JMD) $ Martinique (France) European euro (EUR) € Mexico Mexican peso (MXN) MX$ Panama United States dollar (USD) $ Puerto Rico (USA) United States dollar (USD) $ United States of America United States dollar (USD) $ South America: Countries & their Currency Here is the list of countries of South America with their currency Source: Pinterest Country Currency Symbol Argentina Argentine peso (ARS) $ Bolivia Bolivian boliviano (BOB) Bs Brazil Brazilian real (BRL) R$ Chile Chilean peso (CLP) $ Colombia Colombian peso (COP) $ Ecuador United States dollar (USD) $ Falkland Islands (UK) Falkland Islands pound £ (FKP) Guyana Guyanese dollar (GYD) $ Paraguay Paraguayan guarani (PYG) ₲ Peru Peruvian sol (PEN) S/ South Georgia Island (UK) Pound sterling (GBP) £ Suriname Surinamese dollar (SRD) $ Uruguay Uruguayan peso (UYU) $ Venezuela Venezuelan bolivar (VES) Bs South Georgia Island (UK) Pound sterling (GBP) £ Australia: Countries & their Currency Source: Pinterest Here is the list of some countries of Australia with their currency- Country Currency Symbol American Samoa (USA) United States dollar (USD) $ Australia Australian dollar (AUD) $ Fiji Fijian dollar (FJD) $ French Polynesia (France) CFP franc (XPF) Guam (USA) United States dollar (USD) $ Kiribati Australian dollar (AUD) $ Marshall Islands United States dollar (USD) $ Nauru Australian dollar (AUD) $ New Zealand New Zealand dollar (NZD) $ Niue (New Zealand) New Zealand dollar (NZD) $ Palau United States dollar (USD) $ Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinean kina K (PGK) Samoa Samoan tala (WST) SAT, ST, T, WS$ Wake Island (USA) United States dollar (USD) $ Tokelau (New Zealand) New Zealand dollar (NZD) $.
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