It fluctuates, but around two dollars to the pound.
Totally different. US uses US dollars, Australia uses Australian dollars. Their value fluctuates with respect to each other. Since the existence of the Australian Dollar (14 Feb 1966), the values have been approximately in the range; A$1 = US$ 0.4850 to A$1 = USD$1.4800
If an economy uses gold as money, it's money will be coins.
A barter system uses no money. A volunteer does not work for money.
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Australia uses the Australian Dollar (AUD).
England uses the Euro. $29.99 is €23.80 or £19.25 (inBritish Pounds).
France uses euros. As does the rest of europe. Except England who use pound sterling.
Egypt uses POUNDS as their currency. As of April 2008, 1 Egyptian pound equals about 0.186 US dollars.
what a country uses for money, like dollars and euros
Technically, no; Belgium uses the Euro, while England still uses the Pound Sterling. But you can easily convert your money for a small fee at any bank or at many hotels, and many shops will accept pounds. Or dollars. Ask ahead of time if the store will accept pounds. Most credit cards can be used internationally, and your credit card company will generally give you a better conversion rate than a bank would. Airport money-changers are the most expensive.
Italy uses the Euro, which is currently worth 1.2758 US dollars.
italy uses dollars like new zealand .
Puerto Rico is part of the US and uses US currency.
Ireland now uses Euros and no longer Pounds (or Punts)
Guam uses US dollars as currency, $1.00=$1.00
Russia uses Rubles as their currency. Not dollars.