What are the different currencies and their symbols?
Different countries have different currencies, and each currency has a unique symbol. Here is a list of some of the more common currencies and their symbols: The United States dollar is abbreviated USD, and its symbol is $. The Canadian dollar is abbreviated CAD, and its symbol is C$. The Euro is abbreviated EUR, and its symbol is €.
Where can I find information on currency symbols?
If you have any new information on currency symbols, please e-mail us at: currency@xxe.com XE also maintains a full list of ISO 4217 Currency Codes which displays the standard three-letter codes for every currency in the world. Information is available below on Fonts Used in this Page and How To Work With Currency Symbols.
When did the dollar sign become the national currency?
In 1785, Thomas Jefferson proposed adopting the dollar sign as the national currency symbol. The dollar sign did not become popular until after the American Civil War, when it was used on banknotes issued by Confederate states. The use of the dollar sign spread to other currencies during the 20th century.
What currency codes does Xe use?
XE also maintains a full list of ISO 4217 Currency Codes which displays the standard three-letter codes for every currency in the world. Information is available below on Fonts Used in this Page and How To Work With Currency Symbols. info Standard dollar sign is generally used to signify peso amounts.