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Currency of Different Countries with Symbol Pdf Currency of different countries with symbol pdf Continue For the general currency symbol, see the currency symbol (print). Not to be confused with currency code (three-page acronym ISO 4217). Symbols of the four most common reserve currencies This article contains symbols of the Unicode currency. Without proper rendering support instead of currency symbols, you can see question marks, boxes, or other symbols. A currency symbol or currency sign is a graphic symbol used as a shortened currency for the name, especially with regard to the sums of money. Using currency amounts, the location of the symbol varies depending on the language. Many currencies in the English-speaking world and Latin America put it up to the amount (e.g. R$50.00). The Escudo Cape Verde (like the Portuguese escudo to which it was previously attached) places its symbol in the decimal position of the separator (e.g. $20,00). In many European countries, such as France, the symbol is usually placed after the amount (e.g. 20.50 euros). The decimal separator also meets the standards of local countries. For example, the United Kingdom often uses interpunct as a decimal point on handwritten price stickers (e.g. 5-52 euros), but a full stop (e.g. 5.52 euros) in print. Commas (e.g. 5.00 euros) or decimal points (e.g. $50.00) are common separators used in other countries. The design of the official size of the euro sign Character sizes in the choice of the type of face Old currency symbols have evolved slowly, often from previous currencies. The symbols of the dollar and peso emerged from the sign used to refer to the Spanish real de ocho, while the symbols of the pound and lira evolved from L behind the scales to the Roman pound of silver. Newly invented currencies and currencies adopting new symbols have symbolism closer to their adoptive. The added central bar in the real sign is designed to symbolize stability. In 2009, India launched a public competition to replace the Rs Rs Rs ligature, which it shared with neighboring countries. On July 15, 2010, it ₹ a new ₹, ₹ (USA). It is a mixture of the Latin letter R with the letter Demanagari र (ra). There are other considerations, such as how the symbol is displayed on computers and set. To use a new character, you need to distribute software to visualize it and change the display of the keyboard or add shortcuts for the icon forever. For example, the European Commission was criticized for not considering how the euro symbol should be configured to work in different fonts. The original design was also exceptionally wide. These two factors have led to the fact that most foundries design individual versions that correspond to the look and feel of the font to which it should be added, often with a reduced width. List of currency symbols that are currently Some of these symbols are rare because the currency unit they represent is outdated or or because of currency inflation. The symbol uses notes and a common currency sign used when the correct symbol is not available. Afghan Ar Malagasy Ariaria Thai baht used for Bitcoin in cases where the Bitcoin sign is not available B/. Panamanian balboa br Ethiopian birr; The Belarusian ruble ₿ Bitcoin Cryptocurrency, U'20BF ₿ BITCOIN SIGN, presented in Unicode 10.0 Bs.S. Venezuelan bolivar variant usually Bs. GH₵ Ghana cedi - cent, cent, etc. (See article.) See also c cent etc. option Preferred currencies, such as Australian, New zealand, South African cents; West African Kentim CFA; and the separation of the euro. See also - Ch. Bhutanese chhertum A centesimal division ngultrum. ₡ Costa :Libyan dinar Latin form د.Kuwaiti dinar Latin form: K.D. q د.ك JD Jordanian dinar .د ع د. Algerian dinar Latin form: DA دج Rica, the symbol was also used for the Salvadoran column. The Salvadoran colony was discontinued in 2001 and replaced by the UNITED States dollar. C$ Nicaraguan Cordova D Gambian Dalashi Macedonian denara Latin form: DEN United Arab Emirates dirham Latin forms DH; Dhs Db San Tome and Prenzip-Dogo $ Australian (A$), Bahamian (B$), Barbados (Bds$), Belize (B'$), Bermuda (BD$), Brunei (B$), Canadian (CA$), Cayman Islands (CI$), East Caribbean (EC$), Fiji د.إ Moroccan Latin forms of dirham: DH; Dhs .د Tunisian dinar Latin form: DT د.ت .LD Serbian dinar Latin form (FJ$), Guyanese (G$), Kong (G$) HK$/元/圓), Jamaica (J$), Kiribati, Liberian (L$), Namibia (N$), New zealand (N$), Singapore (S$), Solomon Islands (SI$), Surinamese (SRD), New Taiwan (NT$/元/圓), Trinidad and Tobago (TT$), U.S. (10). U.S.), DollarsArgentin, Chilean (CLP$), Colombian (COP$), Cuban ($MN), Cuban convertible (CUC$), Dominican (RD$), Mexican (Mex$) and Uruguayan ($U) pesos can appear with one or two bars that share the same Unicode space. Kiribati and Tuvalu dollars are pegged 1-1 against the Australian dollar. The Brunei dollar is pegged 1:1 against the Singapore dollar. See also C$, MOP$, R$, T$, WS$. Unicode: See $ for options. ₫ Vietnamese đồng U'20AB ₫ DONG SIGN Armenian Drama U'058F ֏ ARMENIAN DRAM SIGN Esc Cape Verdean escudo Also double the prohibition dollar sign (cifr'o): Euro In addition to members of the eurozone, vatican city, San Marino, Monaco and Andorra were granted the rights to mint coins, but not banknotes. Aruba Florin (Afl.) The Dutch Anti-Dutch Guild (NAZ) Ft Hungarian forint FBu Burundian franc FCFA Central African CFA franc is pegged 1:1 to the West African CFA franc. CFA West African CFA Frank Pegged 1-1 in Central African CFA franc. FFr, fr Comorian (CF), (CF, FC), Djibouti (Fdj/DF), Guinea (FG/GFr) and Swiss (SFr) francs are also fr and possibly ₣. (quote needed) (F with a double bar, although presented in Unicode as 'U'20A3 ₣ FRENCH FRANC SIGN', was proposed, but never accepted as a symbol of the former French franc. In some fonts, this code point is represented by Fr, which is combined in a printing ligature. FRw Rwandan franc, possibly also RF and RFr '12 G Haitian gourde gr Polish grosz A centesimal division z'oty ₲ Paraguayan guarana or h Czech chalet centesimal division coruna ₴ Ukrainian hryvnias ₭ Lao Kip or ₭N KS Czech Crown Koruna (DKK); Norwegian krone (NOK); Swedish krona (SEK); Icelandic Krona (ISK); The Faroe Crowns were tied 1-1 to the Danish krone, which in turn is pegged to the euro through the ERM. Kn Croatian Kuna Kz Angol kwanza K Myanmar kyat; Papua New Guinea kina; Malawian kvacha; Unicode's Georgian lari: U-20BE ₾ LARI SIGN (may display incorrectly) L Albanian lek; Romanian lei; Moldovan lei; The Honduran lempir is also used as a currency symbol for Lesotho single-loti and Swazilandi one-lilangeni note. Also rarely used to mark the pound (i) Le Sierra Leonean leone. Bulgarian lion E Swazi Lilangeni Symbol based on the multiple form of emalangeni however the one-lilageni note uses the currency symbol L LP Croatian lip centesimal division of the kuna. ₺ Turkish lira Unicode: U-20BA ₺ TURKISH LIRA SIGN M Lesotho loti Symbol based on multiple maloti form. The single-layer banknote uses the symbol L ₼ Azerbaijani manat also m. or man. Unicode: U-20BC ₼ MANAT SIGN (may display incorrectly) KM Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible brand Cyrillic form: MT Mozambique Metik also MTn ₥ Mill, mil, etc. Unusual millennial division of US dollars and other currencies. (See mill (currency).) Nfk Eritrean nakfa Also Nfa 14 ₦ Nigerian naira nu. Bhutanese ngultrum um Mauritanian ouguiya 15 T $ Tonga paanga MOP $Macanese pataca Also 圓 and 元 p Alderney, British, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Jersey, Maine and St. Helena Penny Penny is now a cent-million pound division. ₱ Philippine peso also ₱, PHP, and P pt Egyptian piastre cente-etsimial division of the Egyptian pound. The local symbol used in handwriting and sometimes the seal is placed above the numbers. Due to inflation and lack of computer support, its use is decreasing. Alderney, British, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Jersey, Maine and St. Helena pounds of Egyptian pound (EZ) also ₤ and L. All but EGP, tied 1:1 to GBP. EGP is also abbreviated L.E. (for ٯ represented by a stylized form of the Arabic letter Dotless zaf Due to the lack of computer support, its use is reduced. LL Lebanese Pound LS Syrian Pound P Botswana Pula Guatemala ketsal q Albanian .(ﺣــ Local symbol used in handwriting and sometimes the print is represented stylized form of the Arabic letter Jeem Jeem placed above the numbers, (visually similar to the .ج French livre gyptienne), and in Arabic cyndarke cente-lectsimal division lek. R South African rand is also sometimes Russian, etc. rubles. R$ Brazilian real $ sometimes spelled with a double bar as a double forbidden dollar sign: Iranian riyal Unicode: U'FDFC RIAL SIGN No . Omani rial No. qatari rial Latin: KR R-R - Saudi rial Latin: SR. Also . - Yemeni riyal Cambodian Riel RM ៛ رﯾﺎل ق ع رﯾﺎل رﯾﺎل Malaysian ringgit Pridnestrovie ruble ₽ Russian ruble Unicode: U-20BD ₽ RUBLE SIGN RF. Maldivian rufiyaa also MRf., MVR and . ₹ Indian rupee (until July 15, 2010). Unicode: U-20B9 ₹ INDIAN RUPEE SIGN Rs Mauritius, (NRs/.), Pakistani and Sri Lankan (SLRs/) Rupee Unicode: U'20A8 rupee SIGN SRe Seychellois rupee (18) Also SR Rp Indonesian rupee ₪ Israeli new shekel Tsh Tanzania shilling Also TSh Ksh Kenyan shilling Also KSh Sh.So. Somali shilling (USh Ugandan shilling S/Peruvian sol SDR Special drawing rights), Kyrgyz som : In early 2017, the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic approved the stressed C as a new symbol of currency. The Bangladeshi taka ৳ Tk WS$ Samoan symbol of the thala based on the previous name Western Samoa Tala.
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