Currency & Country Information
Explore currency codes, symbols, countries, capitals and basic currency information.
Currency and country information
Use this to connect currencies with countries and regions when planning travel, international payments or market research. Currency usage can vary by territory and payment context.
How it works
Enter your values, choose the relevant units or options, and review the calculated result. For financial and market tools, displayed figures are calculations and can differ from provider quotes, fees, spreads, taxes or local rules.
Frequently asked questions
What is a currency code?
A currency code is a standardized three-letter identifier such as USD for the US dollar, EUR for the euro and GBP for the pound sterling.
Does one country always use only one currency?
No. Some countries and territories use multiple currencies or have special arrangements for legal tender and payments.
Are country and currency relationships permanent?
No. Monetary arrangements can change, so verify official information when a decision depends on current legal-tender rules.