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What is the currency?

April 26, 2017currency

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What is the currency?

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The Kuna – there are approximately 7.6 kuna to the British pound, dependent upon the prevailing exchange rate. It is easy to exchange Sterling either as cash or travellers cheques. ATMs are also becoming more readily available throughout Croatia, particularly in the larger towns. The euro is also accepted in most places.

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The US dollar is the currency. Yes- that’s right-no currency exchange hassles. Indeed, the US dollar is one of Panama’s great tourist conveniences. This is one country where you don’t have to be a mathematical genius to figure out what that meal just cost.

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Although Denmark is a member of the European Union, the Danish Kroner remains the coin of the realm. Check for exchange rates. ATM’s or cash points are located all over town. And credit cards are accepted nearly every where including in taxis. Find a currency converter here.

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Scotland uses the British Pound (£). £1 is worth approximately $1.50 or Euro1.30, depending on the exchange rate at the time of conversion. The CNN currency converter will allow you to convert British Pounds to other currencies.

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The local currency is New Israeli Shekels (NIS). Please click here for the latest currency rates and conversions.