Zimbabwe has had a variety of currencies during recent decades. At present however it uses the United States dollar, recognised by the ISO code USD. You’ll discover why this is the case below. What coins and notes are available for
All visitors to Sierra Leone will use their national currency which is the appropriately named leone! The plural is leones and you’ll often see the letters Le before the actual amount. What coins and notes are available for this currency?
This would be a tough week as things turned out. But just how tough could it be? Our results report reveals all and identifies the good and the bad results.
There are many countries in the world that use some form of the dollar. One of them is the Solomon Islands. As the name suggests this country is comprised of a variety of islands, and we’ll find out more about
If you head to Egypt to see the Sphinx, the Pyramids and the other sights there, you will use the Egyptian pound. You might be familiar with the British pound but as you would expect this one is slightly different.
Rwanda uses the Rwandan franc, represented by the ISO code RWF. It is the only country in the world to use this particular version of the franc. What coins and notes are available for this currency? As you might expect
If you pay a visit to Armenia you will have to become familiar with their chosen currency, the Armenian dram. This was the name of a currency that dates all the way back to 1199! Incidentally the currency is also
The people of Uganda use the Ugandan shilling as their daily currency. It is distributed by the Bank of Uganda and is represented by the ISO code UGX. What coins and notes are available for this currency? In the past
Turkmenistan may be vaguely familiar to you as a country, but we’re going to explore it and its currency in more detail here. The country uses the manta as its official currency. What coins and notes are available for this
This would be a better week for the British pound, although it was not without its challenges here and there. Find out more by reading the rest of our currency report today.
