World Currencies Quiz

Mexico's official currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN). The Peso has been Mexico's currency since the 19th century. Shekel is used in Israel, Ringgit in Malaysia, and Krone in several Scandinavian countries like Norway and Denmark.

Nepal's official currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). While India also uses the Rupee, Nepal has its own distinct version. Dong is Vietnam's currency, Baht is Thailand's currency, and Ringgit is Malaysia's currency.

North Korea's official currency is the North Korean Won (KPW). South Korea also uses the Won, though they are separate currencies. Peso is used in Mexico and Philippines, Dong in Vietnam, and Baht in Thailand.

Norway uses the Norwegian krone (plural: kroner) as its official currency. The krone has been Norway's currency since 1875, replacing the Norwegian speciedaler. It is subdivided into 100 øre.

Qatar's official currency is the Qatari Rial (QAR). The Rial is used in several Middle Eastern countries. Dinar is used in Kuwait, Iraq, and Jordan, Baht is Thai, and Ringgit is Malaysian.

The United Arab Emirates' official currency is the UAE Dirham (AED). The Dirham is also used in Morocco. Krone is Scandinavian, Baht is Thai, and Peso is used in Latin American countries.

The United Kingdom uses the pound sterling (symbol: £) as its official currency. It is the oldest currency in continuous use and is subdivided into 100 pence.

Vatican City uses the Euro as its official currency despite being an independent city-state, as it is located within Rome and has adopted the Euro through agreement with Italy and the European Union. Krone is used in Norway, Shekel in Israel, and Ringgit in Malaysia.

Vietnam's official currency is the Vietnamese Dong. Baht is the currency of Thailand, Ringgit is used in Malaysia, and Shilling is used in several African countries including Kenya and Tanzania.

Kenya uses the Kenyan Shilling as its official currency, shared with several other East African countries. Shekel is the currency of Israel, Ringgit is Malaysian, and krone is used in Nordic countries.

Malaysia's currency is the Ringgit, which was historically called the Malaysian Dollar. Peso is used in Philippines and Latin American countries, Rouble is Russian currency, and Dong is Vietnamese.

South Korea uses the Won as its official currency. Peso is the currency of the Philippines and Latin American countries, krone is used in Nordic countries, and Baht is Thai currency.

Switzerland is not in the European Union and maintains its own currency, the Swiss Franc, known for its stability. Euro is used by EU countries, Rial is used in Middle Eastern countries, and Pound is British currency.

Thailand's official currency is the Baht, one of the strongest currencies in Southeast Asia. Rouble is Russian, Dong is Vietnamese, and Peso is Philippine currency.

Russia uses the Ruble (sometimes spelled Rouble) as its official currency. Peso is used in Philippines and Latin America, Pound is British currency, and krone is Nordic.

South Africa's currency is the Rand, named after the Witwatersrand ridge where Johannesburg's gold was discovered. Pound is British, krone is Nordic, and Peso is Philippine/Latin American.