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How many different types of curency are there?
How many different types of currency are there, what are they, where are they used, and what are they worth compared to the Canadian dollar?
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
These are the list of all currencies which are used in the world
This may not be in order please copy and paste this to a word sheet you will get the correct order.
Its difficult to convert all the currencies to canadian dollar(CD)
But some currencies like Kuwait dinar, Cyprus dollar, Baharin Dinar, Omani Riyal , Great Britan Pound are stronger currencies than canadian dollar .Currencies like indian ruppes, philipene peso, iranian thuman , UAE dirham are having lesser value than the CD.The value will be fluctuated according the universal economic conditions .
How ever go to the site I mentioned below to calculate present value of canadian dollar .
Any doubts mail to sachinsoman@ymail.com
I will try to answer best according to my knowledge.
Actually the bellow list is in the order of currency code of the country, country name , currency name.
CodeCountry, Currency
AFAAfghanistan, Afghani
ALLAlbania, Lek
DZDAlgeria, Algerian Dinar
ESPAmercian Samoa, Spanish Peseta
USDAmerica (United States of America), US Dollar
USDAmerican Samoa,US Dollar
USDAmerican Virgin Islands, US Dollar
FRFAndorra, French Franc
ESPAndorra, Spanish Peseta
AONAngola, New Kwanza
XCDAnguilla,East Caribbean Dollar
XCDAntigua and Barbuda, East Caribbean Dollar
ARPArgentina, Peso
AMDArmenia, Dram
AWFAruba, Florin
ANGAruba, Netherlands Antilles Guilder
AUDAustralia, Dollar
ATSAustria,S chilling
AZMAzerbaijan, Manat
PTEAzores, Portuguese Escudo
BSDBahamas, Dollar
BHDBahrain, Dinar
ESPBaleares (Balearic Islands), Spanish Peseta
BDTBangladesh, Taka
BBDBarbados, Dollar
XCDBarbuda and Antigua, East Caribbean Dollar
BYRBelarus, Ruble
BEFBelgium, Franc
BZDBelize, Dollar
XOFBenin, CFA Franc BCEAO
BMDBermuda, Dollar
INRBhutan, Indian Rupee
BTRBhutan, Rupee
BOBBolivia, Boliviano
ANGBonaire, Netherlands Antilles Guilder
BAKBosnia and Herzegovina, Convertible Mark
BWPBotswana, Pula
NOKBouvet Island, Norwegian Krone
BRRBrazil, Brazilian Real
GBPBritain (Great Britain), Pound Sterling
USDBritish Indian Ocean Territory,US Dollar
USDBritish Virgin Islands, US Dollar
BNDBrunei Darussalam, Dollar
BGLBulgaria, Lev
XOFBurkina Faso, CFA Franc BCEAO
MMKBurma (Myanmar), Kyat
BIFBurundi, Burundi Franc
XOFCôte D'Ivoire, CFA Franc BCEAO
USDCaicos and Turks Islands, US Dollar
KHRCambodia, Riel
XAFCameroon, CFA Franc BEAC
CADCanada, Dollar
ESPCanary Islands, Spanish Peseta
CVECape Verde, Escudo
KYDCayman Islands,Dollar
XAFCentral African Republic,CFA Franc BEAC
XAFChad, CFA Franc BEAC
CLPChile, Peso
CNYChina, Yuan Renminbi
AUDChristmas Island, Australian Dollar
AUDCocos (Keeling) Islands, Australian Dollar
COPColombia, Peso
KMFComoros, Franc
XAFCongo, CFA Franc BEAC
NZDCook Islands, New Zealand Dollar
CRCCosta Rica, Colon
HRKCroatia, Kuna
CUPCuba, Peso
ANGCuraço, Netherlands Antilles Guilder
CYPCyprus, Pound
CSKCzech Republic, Koruna
DKKDenmark, Krone
DJFDjibouti, Franc
XCDDominica, East Caribbean Dollar
DOPDominican Republic, Peso
NLGDutch (The Netherlands)Guilder
EUREMU (European Economic and Monetary Union), Euro
XCDEast Caribbean Dollar
IDREast Timor, Indonesian Rupiah
ECSEcuador, Sucre
EGPEgypt, Pound
IEPEire (Ireland), Punt
SVCEl Salvador, Colon
GBPEngland (Great Britain), Pound Sterling
XAFEquatorial Guinea, CFA Franc BEAC
ETBEritrea, Ethiopian Birr
ERNEritrea, Nakfa
EEKEstonia, Kroon
ETBEthiopia, Birr
FKPFalkland Islands (Malvinas), Pound
DKKFaroe Islands, Danish Krone
FJDFiji, Dollar
FIMFinland, Markka
FRFFrance, Franc
FRFFrench Guiana, French Franc
XPFFrench Pacific Islands (French Polynesia), CFP Franc
XPFFrench Polynesia (French Pacific Islands), CFP Franc
FRFFrench Southern Territories, French Franc
XPFFutuna and Wallis Islands, CFP Franc
XAFGabon, CFA Franc BEAC
GMDGambia, Dalasi
GELGeorgia, Lari
DEMGermany, Deutsche Mark
GHCGhana, Cedi
GIPGibraltar, Pound
XAUGold, Ounces
GBPGreat Britain, Pound Sterling
GRDGreece, Drachma
DKKGreenland, Danish Krone
XCDGrenada, East Caribbean Dollar
XCDGrenadines (The) and Saint Vincent,East Caribbean Dollar
FRFGuadeloupe, French Franc
USDGuam,US Dollar
GTQGuatemala, Quetzal
GNFGuinea, Franc
XOFGuinea-Bissau, CFA Franc BCEAO
GYDGuyana, Dollar
HTGHaiti, Gourde
USDHaiti, US Dollar
AUDHeard Island and McDonald Islands, Australian Dollar
BAKHerzegovina and Bosnia, Convertible Mark
NLGHolland (The Netherlands), Guilder
ITLHoly See, (Vatican City), Italian Lira
HNLHonduras, Lempira
HKDHong Kong, Dollar
HUFHungary, Forint
XDRIMF, Special Drawing Right
ISKIceland,Krona
INRIndia, Rupee
IDRIndonesia, Rupiah
IRRIran,Rial
IQDIraq, Dinar
IEPIreland (Eire), Pount
ILSIsrael, Shekel
ITLItaly, Lira
XOFIvory Coast, CFA Franc BCEAO
JMDJamaica, Dollar
NOKJan Mayen and Svalbard, Norwegian Krone
JPYJapan, Yen
JODJordan, Dinar
KZTKazakstan, Tenge
AUDKeeling (Cocos) Islands, Australian Dollar
KESKenya, Shilling
AUDKiribati, Australian Dollar
KPWKorea (North), Won
KRWKorea (South), Won
KWDKuwait, Dinar
KGSKyrgyzstan, Som
LAKLaos, Kip
LVLLatvia, Lat
LBPLebanon, Pound
LSLLesotho, Loti
ZARLesotho, South African Rand
LRDLiberia, Dollar
LYDLibya, Dinar
CHFLiechtenstein, Swiss Franc
LTLLithuania, Lita
LUFLuxembourg, Franc
MOPMacau, Pataca
MKDMacedonia, Denar
MGFMadagascar, Malagasy Franc
PTEMadeira Islands, Portuguese Escudo
MWKMalawi, Kwacha
MYRMalaysia, Ringgit
MVRMaldives (Maldive Islands), Rufiyaa
XOFMali, CFA Franc BCEAO
MTLMalta, Lira
FKPMalvinas (Falkland Islands), Pound
USDMariana Islands (Northern), US Dollar
USDMarshall Islands, US Dollar
FRFMartinique, French Franc
MROMauritania, Ouguiya
MURMauritius, Rupee
FRFMayotte, French Franc
AUDMcDonald Islands and Heard Island,Australian Dollar
MXPMexico, Peso
USDMicronesia (Federated States of), US Dollar
USDMidway Islands, US Dollar
FRFMiquelon and Saint Pierre, French Franc
MDLMoldova, Leu
FRFMonaco, French Franc
MNTMongolia, Tugrik
YUNMontenegro and Serbia, Yugoslav New Dinar
XCDMontserrat, East Caribbean Dollar
MADMorocco, Dirham
MZMMozambique, Metical
MMKMyanmar (Burma), Kyat
NADNamibia, Dollar
ZARNamibia, South African Rand
AUDNauru, Australian Dollar
NPRNepal, Nepalese Rupee
NLGNetherlands (The), Guilder
ANGNetherlands Antilles, Guilder
XCDNevis and Saint Kitts, East Caribbean Dollar
XPFNew Caledonia, CFP Franc
NZDNew Zealand, Dollar
NIONicaragua, Cordoba Oro
XOFNiger, CFA Franc BCEAO
NGNNigeria, Naira
NZDNiue, New Zealand Dollar
AUDNorfolk Island, Australian Dollar
USDNorthern Mariana Islands, US Dollar
NOKNorway, Krone
OMROman, , Rial
USDPalau, US Dollar
XPDPalladium Ounces
PABPanama, Balboa
USDPanama, US Dollar
PGKPapua New Guinea, Kina
PYGParaguay, Guarani
PENPeru, Nuevo Sol
PHPPhilippines, Peso
NZDPitcairn Islands, New Zealand Dollar
XPTPlatinum, Ounces
PLZPoland, Zloty
PTEPortugal, Escudo
STDPrincipe and São Tome, Dobra
USDPuerto Rico, US Dollar
QARQatar, Rial
FRFRéunion, French Franc
ROLRomania, Leu
RURRussia, Ruble
RWFRwanda, Rwanda Franc
STDSão Tome and Principe, Dobra
ANGSaba, Netherlands Antilles Guilder
MADSahara (Western), Moroccan Dirham
XCDSaint Christopher, East Caribbean Dollar
SHPSaint Helena, Pound
XCDSaint Kitts and Nevis, East Caribbean Dollar
XCDSaint Lucia, East Caribbean Dollar
FRFSaint Pierre and Miquelon, French Franc
XCDSaint Vincent and The Grenadines, East Caribbean Dollar
FRFSaint-Martin, French Francs
ESPSamoa (American), Spanish Peseta
USDSamoa (American), US Dollar
WSTSamoa (Western), Tala
ITLSan Marino, Italian Lira
SARSaudi Arabia, Riyal
SBLSeborga, Luigino
XOFSenegal, CFA Franc BCEAO
YUNSerbia and Montenegro, Yugoslav New Dinar
SCRSeychelles, Rupee
SLLSierra Leone, Leone
XAGSilver, Ounces
SGDSingapore, Dollar
ANGSint Eustatius,Netherlands Antilles Guilder
ANGSint Maarten, Netherlands Antilles Guilder
SKKSlovakia, Koruna
SITSlovenia, Tolar
SBDSolomon Islands, Dollar
SOSSomalia, Shilling
ZARSouth Africa, Rand
GBPSouth Georgia, British Pounds
GBPSouth Sandwich Islands, British Pounds
ESPSpain, Peseta
LKRSri Lanka, Rupee
SDDSudan, Dinar
SRGSuriname, Guilder
NOKSvalbard and Jan Mayen, Norwegian Krone
SZLSwaziland, Lilangeni
SEKSweden, Krona
CHFSwi
- RandyLv 71 decade ago
I think that really depends upon what you consider currency. As you know, most countries either have their own or share with another Nation that they have ties with. Some don't have full ranges of currency, like The Cook Islands which has it's own coinage but uses the New Zealand dollar for anything over $1 (or at least they did when I was there a few years ago).
There are also companies that have their own "currency" such as Canadian Tire which I'm sure you are familiar with. Sure, theirs is essentially a coupon system but there are a number of places besides Canadian Tire that will accept it.
I have yet to find a currency converter online that lists all the worlds known currencies so you can't go by that alone. About the best list I've found thus far is from the wikipedia link below. It will give you an idea anyway.
According to their list there are approx 191 recognized currencies in the world.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Just wanted to point out a couple of "exceptions" to the rule that every naiton has its own currency
1.) Due to a variety of factors, some countries / regions do not use their "own" currency but rely on other currencies. Example: Palestine (where I come from) uses a combination of Israeli Shekels, Jordanian Dinars, and US Dollars (the Israeli shekel being most prevelant of course)
2.) Some countries have "unofficial" currencies that equal or evenn surpass the "official" currency. For example: lebanon has the Lebanese Lira, but almost everyone also deals in US Dollars. Its not at ALL uncommon for you to walk into a restaurant and ask for prices in US Dollar and pay either in dollars or liras.
Hope that helps
- 1 decade ago
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Description:
Xofia Euro is a currency converter and calculator that performs operations with many different currency units. You can change the number of displays you want to work with by simply resizing the program window. For each display you can specify a different currency unit. You can configure any number of currencies in the application's currency table. The exchange rates for the configured currencies are updated from the Internet.
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- Scott KLv 71 decade ago
It would probably be easier to list the countries that didn't have their own currency. I can't think of any except those in the European Union where they all use the Euro (except for the uk, where they also use the pound.) Maybe some of the smaller countries get along by using a neighbor's currency? Each currency is offset in terms of what it can buy.
- 1 decade ago
There are hundreds of currencies.
Look at:
www.xe.com
On the main page, it gives you the current exchange rate vs. the Canadian Dollar (or whatever other currency you want to use) for the most common currencies. They are listed by where they are used.
If you click the link for "More currencies" it'll give you a choice of 320 or so different currencies.
- 1 decade ago
The website "Wise" gave you is good, but every country in the world and some individual groups have their own currency. For example in some African countries, a type of vegetable something like our sweet potato is used. In parts of South America the Amazon tribes use barter. If you go there take axes and pots. The exchange rate is numerous and changes daily so if your going to travel use the banks exchange. If its for a report the website given should help. Good luck!
- 6 years ago
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How many different types of curency are there?
How many different types of currency are there, what are they, where are they used, and what are they worth compared to the Canadian dollar?
Source(s): types curency there: https://biturl.im/htouw - Anonymous1 decade ago
Do you mean including the currency I print? My dollars are worth two Canadian dollars because I said so.
- 1 decade ago
there are a lot but compared with the value of the currency ,some currency dont hav value and not recognised like african country currency,asian europe n america can be compared with canadian dollars but asian country more in us dollars n europe in euro,in african country is hard to compare with canadian dollar cause trillion or million or billion differnts