Currencies and Exchange Rates

Italy is a member of the Eurozone and uses the Euro as its official currency. It replaced the Italian Lira in 2002.

The Iranian Rial is the official currency of Iran. Despite the name, it is often referred to informally as the Toman.

Jamaica uses the Jamaican Dollar (JMD) as its official currency. While option A says Dollar, only the full specification Jamaican Dollar is correct. Shekel is Israeli currency.

The Icelandic Króna is the official currency of Iceland. The name means 'crown' in Icelandic.

Grenada uses the East Caribbean Dollar as its official currency. This currency is shared by several members of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States.

The Haitian Gourde is the official currency of Haiti. It was introduced in 1813.

Greece uses the Euro as its official currency, having adopted it in 2002. Cedi is Ghanaian, Fence is not a currency, Dollar is used in various countries but not Greece.

The official currency of Germany is the Euro. Germany was one of the founding members of the Eurozone.

The official currency of France is the Euro. While France historically used the Franc, it transitioned to the Euro in 1999/2002.

The official currency of The Gambia is the Dalasi. The other options are currencies of different regions or defunct currencies.

The Badla system was a unique Indian stock market mechanism that allowed for the carry-forward of transactions from one settlement period to the next, essentially a form of forward trading.

The currency of France is the Euro (formerly the Franc). Australia, Hong Kong, and the US all use a currency named the Dollar.

The South Korean Won is the official currency of South Korea. The North Korean Won is the currency of North Korea.

The Mexican Peso is the official currency of Mexico. It is one of the most traded currencies in the world.