Currency Symbols of the World Listed
Currency Symbols
What are the symbols for foreign currency? What does the symbol mean in money? What are the currency symbols for different countries?
To better understand what the different world currency symbols are and how to use them, keep reading.
What Are World Currency Symbols?
World currency symbols each represent the specific legal tender of a particular country. Currency symbols are usually placed before or after an amount of money.
Whether you have your sights set on global travel, conducting international transactions, or want to ace a general knowledge quiz, learning more about money symbols is an important part of your life as a citizen of the world. All currency symbols stand in for the relative worth of a currency in relation to another and pave the way for us to convert money from one currency to another.
The more you understand how your money works both locally and internationally, the more control you will have over your finances.
What is the Currency of All Countries in the World?
What is the franc symbol? What is the money sign for the Zimbabwean Dollar? Where do I find a list of all currency symbols? To answer your most pressing money sign questions, here is a list of countries and their currencies with symbols:
COUNTRY | CURRENCY | SYMBOL |
Albania | Albanian Lek | L |
Argentina | Argentine Peso | $ |
Armenia | Armenian Dram | Դ |
Australia | Australian Dollar | $ |
Azerbaijan | Azerbaijan Manat | ман |
Belarus | Belarus Ruble | Br |
Bolivia | Boliviano | Bs. |
Botswana | Pula | P |
Bulgaria | Bulgaria Lev | Лв. |
Brazil | Brazilian Real | R$ |
Cambodia | Cambodia Riel | ៛ |
Canada | Canadian Dollar | $ |
China | China Yuan | ¥ |
Colombia | Colombian Peso | $ |
Costa Rica | Costa Rican Colon | ₡ |
Croatia | Croatia Kuna | kn |
Cuba | Cuban Peso | $ |
Czech Republic | Czech Koruna | Kč |
Denmark | Danish Krone | kr |
Dominican Republic | Dominican Peso | $ |
Egypt | Egyptian Pound | £ |
El Salvador | El Salvador Colon | $ |
Euro Member Countries | Euro | € |
Fiji | Fiji Dollar | $ |
Ghana | Ghana Cedi | ¢ |
Guatemala | Guatemala | Q |
Guinea | Guinea Franc | ₣ |
Guyana | Guyana Dollar | $ |
Hong Kong | Hong Kong Dollar | $ |
Honduras | Honduras Lempira | L |
Hungary | Hungary Forint | Ft |
Indonesia | Indonesia Rupiah | Rp |
India | India Rupiah | ₹ |
Iceland | Icelandic Krona | kr |
Iran | Iran Rial | ﷼ |
Israel | Israel Shekel | ₪ |
Japan | Japan Yen | ¥ |
Kazakhstan | Kazakhstan Tenge | лв |
Kenya | Kenyan Shilling | ksh |
Kuwait | Kuwaiti Dinar | د.ك |
Malawi | Malawi Kwacha | MK |
Malaysia | Malaysia Ringgit | RM |
Mexico | Mexico Peso | $ |
Morocco | Moroccan Dirham | DH |
Namibia | Namibian Dollar | $ |
Nepal | Nepalese Rupee | Rs |
New Zealand | New Zealand Dollar | $ |
Norway | Norwegian Krone | kr |
Oman | Rial Omani | ر.ع. |
Pakistan | Pakistan Rupee | Rs |
Peru | Nuevo Sol | S/. |
Philippines | Philippine Peso | ₱ |
Poland | Polish Zloty | zł |
Qatar | Qatari Riyal | QR |
Romania | Romanian Leu | L |
Russia | Russian Ruble | p. |
Saudi Arabia | Saudi Riyal | ر.س |
Serbia | Serbia Dinar | Дин. |
Seychelles | Seychelles Rupee | ₨ |
Singapore | Singapore Dollar | $ |
Solomon Islands | Solomon Islands Dollar | $ |
Somalia | Somalia Shilling | S |
South Africa | South African Rand | R |
Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka Rupee | Rs |
Sweden | Sweden Krona | kr |
Switzerland | Switzerland Franc | CHF |
Syria | Syrian Pound | £ |
Taiwan | Taiwan New Dollar | NT$ |
Thailand | Thailand Baht | ฿ |
Trinidad and Tobago | Trinidad and Tobago Dollar | TT$ |
Turkey | Turkish Lira | ₺ |
Ukraine | Ukrainian Hryvnia | ₴ |
United Kingdom | Pounds Sterling | £ |
United States | US Dollar | $ |
Uruguay | Uruguayan Peso | $ |
Uzbekistan | Uzbekistan | UZS |
Venezuela | Bolivar Fuerte | Bs F |
Vietnam | Vietnamese Dong | ₫ |
Yemen | Yemeni Rial | ﷼ |
Zimbabwe | Zimbabwe Dollar | $ |
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The money signs in different countries do not represent the full list of all currency symbols. As cryptocurrencies gain ground in the global market, world currencies have gone beyond being country-specific. Bitcoin, for example, as the most well-known of the cryptocurrencies, has the symbol: ₿.
The more you learn about world currency symbols, the smoother your journey into the world of international money will be.
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