Map Options
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
45,000
The United States is the reserve currency of the world. Therefore, it is the currency to which all other currencies are prepared. This does not necessarily mean the dollar is the most powerful or expensive currency, as that title goes to the Dinar. This is the currency of Kuwait, and it is still the strongest currency in the world. It was introduced in 1960, and when it was first released, it was designed to be equivalent to one British pound. Still, if you take one US dollar and exchange it for a Dinar in Kuwait, you will only receive 0.30 Dinar. That makes the Dinar the most expensive currency in the world.
Most people also know that the British pound is a very expensive currency. Even so, it is only the fifth most expensive currency in the world. In addition to the Dinar in Kuwait, there are several other currencies that are more expensive. These include the currencies of Bahrain, Oman, and Jordan. All of these countries have access to oil, which has contributed to a very strong economy. This is one of the biggest reasons why these currencies are so expensive. Still, if you take a dollar from the United States and exchange it for a pound in Great Britain, you will probably receive 0.75 pounds. Keep in mind that the value of currencies can fluctuate over time.
Countries in Mainland Europe use the euro. The Euro and the dollar are often comparable. Even though the Euro has dropped in value recently, the euro is still worth slightly more than the dollar. In general, if you go to Europe and exchange a US dollar, you will usually receive 0.90 euros. There was one time when the Euro was worth almost as much as the British pound, but the economy and Mainland Europe has been struggling recently. Therefore, it is not nearly as valuable as it once was.
Keep in mind that these numbers can change quickly depending on how various global economies are doing. For example, many people are concerned that the Russian Ruble is dropping quickly. During the past few months, the Russian Ruble has plummeted in value due to a number of reasons, not the least of which is the war going on in Ukraine. When people suddenly take one currency and exchange it for another, this reduces the demand for that specific currency. As a result, it is not nearly as valuable, and it makes it more difficult for people holding that currency to exchange it for a different type of currency. In some cases, the country may try to prop up or devalue the currency, but this can have a negative impact on international relations because the country could be labeled a currency manipulator. This will make it even harder for them to engage in international trade.
Country | Rate for 1 Dollar | Currency Name |
---|---|---|
Iran | 42250 | Iranian Rial |
Vietnam | 23690 | Vietnamese Dong |
Laos | 19153.65 | Laotian Kip |
Lebanon | 15110 | Lebanese Lira |
Indonesia | 15102.5 | Indonesian Rupiah |
Guinea | 8649.95 | Guinean Franc |
Paraguay | 7255.95 | Paraguayan Guarani |
Madagascar | 4490.6 | Malagasy Ariary |
Cambodia | 4111.85 | Cambodian Riel |
Colombia | 3940.56 | Colombian Peso |
Uganda | 3600.75 | Ugandan Shilling |
Burundi | 2820 | Burundian Franc |
Tanzania | 2450.35 | Tanzanian Shilling |
Myanmar | 2091.85 | Myanmar Kyat |
South Korea | 1273.38 | South Korean Won |
Rwanda | 1192.47 | Rwandan Franc |
Malawi | 1049.97 | Malawian Kwacha |
Chile | 827.27 | Chilean Peso |
Nigeria | 775.78 | Nigerian Naira |
Sudan | 601.5 | Sudanese pound |
Cameroon | 595.43 | Central African CFA Franc |
Somalia | 567.25 | Somali Shilling |
Costa Rica | 538.13 | Costa Rican Colon |
Comoros | 447.19 | Comorian Franc |
Kazakhstan | 445.04 | Kazakhstani Tenge |
Armenia | 394.89 | Armenian Dram |
Hungary | 348.92 | Hungarian Forint |
Sri Lanka | 329.59 | Sri Lankan Rupee |
Pakistan | 285.31 | Pakistani Rupee |
Argentina | 273.21 | Argentine Peso |
Yemen | 250.32 | Yemeni Rial |
Guyana | 208.56 | Guyana-Dollar |
Liberia | 186 | Liberian Dollar |
Djibouti | 177.77 | Djiboutian Franc |
Jamaica | 153.91 | Jamaican Dollar |
Kenya | 141.65 | Kenyan Shilling |
Japan | 141.19 | Japanese Yen |
Haiti | 137.57 | Haitian Gourde |
Algeria | 135.77 | Algerian Dinar |
Iceland | 131.53 | Icelandic Króna |
Nepal | 131.04 | Nepalese Rupee |
Cape Verde | 99.91 | Cape Verdean Escudo |
Albania | 95.86 | Albanian Lek |
Russia | 92.06 | Russian Ruble |
Afghanistan | 86.66 | Afghani |
India | 82.27 | Indian Rupee |
Gambia | 59.7 | Gambian Dalasi |
Dominican Republic | 55.91 | Dominican Peso |
Ethiopia | 55.87 | Ethiopian Birr |
North Macedonia | 55.83 | Macedonian Denar |
Philippines | 54.92 | Philippine Peso |
Mauritius | 45.8 | Mauritian Rupee |
Suriname | 38.43 | Suriname Dollar |
Uruguay | 37.55 | Uruguayan Peso |
Nicaragua | 37.11 | Nicaraguan Córdoba |
Ukraine | 36.79 | Ukrainian Hryvnia |
Thailand | 34.18 | Thai Baht |
Taiwan | 31.33 | New Taiwan Dollar |
Egypt | 30.85 | Egyptian Pound |
Turkey | 26.93 | Turkish New Lira |
Honduras | 24.96 | Honduran Lempira |
Cuba | 23.91 | Cuban Peso |
Czech Republic | 21.77 | Czech Koruna |
Zambia | 18.5 | Zambian Kwacha |
South Africa | 17.63 | South African Rand |
Lesotho | 17.63 | Lesotho Loti |
Namibia | 17.62 | Namibian Dollar |
Mexico | 16.69 | Mexican Peso |
Maldives | 15.34 | Maldivian Rufiyaa |
Seychelles | 13.55 | Seychellois Rupee |
Sweden | 10.55 | Swedish Krona |
Norway | 10.2 | Norwegian Krone |
Morocco | 9.7 | Moroccan Dirham |
El Salvador | 8.72 | Salvadoran Colón |
Solomon Islands | 8.36 | Solomon Islands Dollar |
Guatemala | 7.82 | Guatemalan Quetzal |
Hong Kong | 7.8 | Hong Kong Dollar |
China | 7.16 | Chinese Yuan |
Bolivia | 6.88 | Bolivian Boliviano |
Trinidad and Tobago | 6.77 | Trinidad & Tobago Dollar |
Denmark | 6.76 | Danish Krone |
Libya | 4.84 | Libyan Dinar |
Brazil | 4.72 | Brazilian Real |
Malaysia | 4.55 | Malaysian Ringgit |
Poland | 4.01 | Polish Zloty |
Saudi Arabia | 3.75 | Saudi Riyal |
Israel | 3.7 | Israeli New Shekel |
United Arab Emirates | 3.67 | UAE Dirham |
Qatar | 3.63 | Qatari Riyal |
Peru | 3.59 | Peruvian Sol |
Turkmenistan | 3.5 | Turkmenistani Manat |
Tonga | 2.36 | Tongan Paʻanga |
Belize | 2.01 | Belize Dollar |
Bulgaria | 1.77 | Bulgarian Lev |
New Zealand | 1.62 | New Zealand Dollar |
Australia | 1.5 | Australian Dollar |
Brunei | 1.33 | Brunei Dollar |
Singapore | 1.33 | Singapore Dollar |
Canada | 1.32 | Canadian Dollar |
United States | 1 | US Dollar |
Bermuda | 1 | Bermuda Dollar |
Bahamas | 1 | Bahama-Dollar |
Panama | 1 | Panamanian Balboa |
Germany | 0.91 | Euro |
France | 0.91 | Euro |
Italy | 0.91 | Euro |
Spain | 0.91 | Euro |
Netherlands | 0.91 | Euro |
Belgium | 0.91 | Euro |
Portugal | 0.91 | Euro |
Greece | 0.91 | Euro |
Austria | 0.91 | Euro |
Finland | 0.91 | Euro |
Slovakia | 0.91 | Euro |
Ireland | 0.91 | Euro |
Croatia | 0.91 | Euro |
Lithuania | 0.91 | Euro |
Slovenia | 0.91 | Euro |
Latvia | 0.91 | Euro |
Estonia | 0.91 | Euro |
Cyprus | 0.91 | Euro |
Luxembourg | 0.91 | Euro |
Montenegro | 0.91 | Euro |
Malta | 0.91 | Euro |
Switzerland | 0.87 | Swiss Franc |
Cayman Islands | 0.83 | Cayman Islands Dollar |
United Kingdom | 0.78 | British Pound |
Jordan | 0.71 | Jordanian Dinar |
Oman | 0.39 | Omani Rial |
Bahrain | 0.38 | Bahraini Dinar |
Kuwait | 0.31 | Kuwaiti Dinar |