100 cents or $1 is worth 1000 mils. I%26#039;m pretty sure that%26#039;s right. Hope that helped your problem. :)
$1.00US = $7.80HK
$1.00HK = $0.13US
Figures fluctuate slightly each day.
1.00 USD = 7.78027 HKD as of today.
Find out all the exchange rate you want in the following web site.
http://www.xe.com/ucc/
1 British Pound = 511.275 Zimbabwe Dollar
1 Zimbabwe Dollar (ZWD) = 0.001956 British Pound (GBP)
鎷?-$5300 Report It
1.00 British Pound = 494.631 Zimbabwe Dollars
It%26#039;s going up faster than I can type.
1 Pound = 494.703 Zimbabwe Dollars
Mid-market rates as of 2006.12.05 20:55:45 UTC.
1 ZWN = 0.00202212 GBP ( Great Britain Pounds )
1 GBP = 494.530 ZWN ( Zimbabwe Dollars )
Airport, Banks will have them. Also at the hundreds of little currency exchange shops in tourist areas. but be extra careful with those little shops.
i agree, they%26#039;re all over the place at banks and little exchange shops. i would suggest using your atm card to withdraw in hong kong dollars. most international banks would permit this.
Hello,
I need some help to find any good article that talks about
Brazil VS US dollar for my economic class..
I just don%26#039;t know how to search, and always get the wrong article :(
using values from Thursday, February 21, 2008
1 USD (American Dollar) exchange rate is %26quot;1.707%26quot; to Brazilian Real !
All i found is a tale--%26gt; http://www.x-rates.com/d/USD/table.html
Hey, so I%26#039;m a Canadian and one day I hope to visit South Africa to see the culture/country etc of this beautiful place. I also have friends there but that%26#039;s besides the point...
I was wondering how the Canadian dollar compares to the South African dollar?
Like say I have $100 canadian, what would that be in the South African currency(and what could I buy with that much)? This is just a comparison.
You will get about R 800 for C$ 100.oo
maybe cheaper to live/spend in africa is there many stores there? I hear about poverty mostly,but maybe like USA theres the rich then the not so rich........ Report It
A lot? No, not at all, when you consider the going rate for a 2l bottle of coka cola is around R 11 from Pick %26#039;n Pay (online) or a Nintendo DS game (current new releases) are around R 440 you will see that we pay throught the nose for most everything.
But then again it depends on your goal, as you are coming to see the country and perhaps visit friends, you shouldn%26#039;t be considering shopping, not for a measly R800 at least
Aggregate supply and demand of the two currencies will ultimately determine the exchange rate.
e.g; why is the pound worth nearly double the dollar???
In 1900, the pound was worth 10 dollars! But people want dollars more than pounds, so they%26#039;re more valuable. They want dollars more than before because:
a) they want to buy stuff from the USA;
b) they want to invest in the USA;
b) they think dollars will be a good investment - i.e. they%26#039;ll be worth more than 50p in the future.
