United Arab emirates coin

Answer 1

The monetary unit in the United Arab Emirates is the Emirati Dirham. The symbol for it is AED and currently the exchange rate is 1$=3.673 AED or 1€=4.791 AED.

The UAE Dirham has a fixed rate of exchange against the US Dollar.

The Dirham is divided into units of 100 Fils which makes up the coin portion of the currency.

Currency in note form:

DH 1000 Notes

DH 500 Notes

DH 100 Notes

DH 50 Notes

DH 20 Notes

DH 10 Notes.

DH 5 Notes

Currency in coin form:

DH 1 (100 fils =DH 1)

50 fils

25 fils

10 fils

Answer 2

The "dirham" is the currency unit, and is divided into 100 fulus (where the singular is fils).

Answer 3

The United Arab Emirates uses Emirati Dirham.

Answer 4

The Dirham. The Dirham is comprised of 100 smaller units (like the Dollar), called fils

Answer 5

The singular unit is called the DIRHAM, which is divided into 100 FILS. (Note: Fils is both singular and plural; "fil" is not a word.)

Answer 6

The Dirham