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Teacher's Guide to Currency Around the World - OneMain Financial

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Explore Money from Different Countries with this Website

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Explore Money from Different Countries with this Website

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Money is all around us and it helps to know how to use it correctly. Each country has its own different currency or money. Their coins and notes might look quite different from ours. Apart from that, the actual value of the money also differs. For example, a $1 bag of chips in the U.S. might cost 50 pence in the U.K. Read on to learn more about currencies!
The U.S. Dollar
The U.S. dollar is used throughout the United States. However, since our country is well recognized worldwide, our currency is also accepted in many other areas as well. For example, many merchants in Canada or South America will accept U.S. money. The Turks and Caicos Islands, as well as the British Virgin Islands use the U.S. dollar as their official currency.
The Euro
In the past, each country in Europe had its own separate currencies. Later, to make it easier to manage, they decided to all share the same currency. A new one was introduced in 2002 and is called the euro. There are still a few European countries however that rejected the euro, preferring to use their old currencies.
The Japanese Yen
The yen is Japan's official currency. The coins are especially unique because some of them have holes through the center! Did you know that the word "yen" actually means "round object"? It refers to round silver coins that Japan started to use in the 1800s.
The Great British Pound
The British pound is also known as the pound sterling. One pound is made up of a hundred pennies (or pence, to use the British term). Even though it is the official currency of the U.K., a few other countries also use this currency. They include the British Antarctic Territory, Tristan da Cunha, and South Georgia and the South Sandwish Islands.
The Canadian Dollar
The value of the Canadian dollar is usually fairly close to that of the U.S. dollar. The one-dollar coin features the image of the loon, a bird common in Canada. This caused people to nickname the coin a loonie. Since Canada also has a two-dollar coin, it in turn received the nickname, a toonie.
The Rupee
Originally the rupee was the currency used in India around the 16 th century. Later on it was also used by several other countries. This includes Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Maldives, and Nepal. The values of the rupee can vary from one country to another.
Pesos
In older times, a peso was the name of a coin from Spain. When the Spanish invaded other countries like the areas we now know as the Philippines and Mexico, they introduced their currency there. Today those two countries still use pesos, along with Uruguay, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba.

Mexican Money - Browse through facts and images about Mexican pesos.

Mexican Pesos - View images of coins and notes that are used in Mexico.

Philippine Pesos - Do Philippine pesos look different from Mexican ones?

Peso Craft (PDF) - Create a decorative picture frame with pesos!

Currency Converters

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Money is all around us and it helps to know how to use it correctly. Each country has its own different currency or money. Their coins and notes might look quite different from ours. Apart from that, the actual value of the money also differs. For example, a $1 bag of chips in the U.S.

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Foreign Currency & Bank Note Image Library - Largest collection of foreign bank notes on the web

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The artwork on a country's currency usually contains historical or cultural references and is a source of national pride. Here are copies of all the foreign bank notes collected over the years displaying this great art. Click on any of the notes to see a close up of the detail.

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collection of countries and their currencies list

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countries and currencies list by rn productions

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http://www.rnproductions.in/ it is a collection of countries and their currencies list are gathered here. So may people are interested to do stamp collection and it may help to them.

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What the dollar is worth in other countries

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What the dollar is worth in other countries