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CURRENCY CHEAT SHEET FOR TRAVELING!
Hey there! <BR> <BR>A while back I saw a thread about currency conversion. I think someone was asking about cheat sheets but I'm not sure. <BR> <BR>In any case, we used a sheet on our trip last year and I finally tracked down the site. If anyone is interested, this is a great place to get a quick cheat sheet (I put mine on the copier and reduced it down to a business card size so it was small). It came in real handy when trying to figure out conversions in a hurry. <BR> <BR>The site is www.oanda.com/converter/travel <BR> <BR>Hope it's helpful!
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that's a really great idea lynn - i'm going to do that!
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Lynn, I did much the same thing. We were going to be dealing with 4 currencies, I reduced the 4 relevant cheat sheets , made a square of the 4 like this (+), copied again, then fold in half then half again. I made one for each member of our party. As we traveled, we just unfolded to the currency of the day. Worked well.
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Another solution that I've had good luck with. Get a credit card sized calculator (Radio Shack has them) and paste a file label or similar to the back and write the countries and conversion rates in pencil on the label. When you want to make a conversion, just divide the cost in Lire, pounds, or whatever by the rate you've entered and you have an immediate and accurate result.
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Hi, I am brand new to the site and am going to jump in and get both feet wet! <BR> <BR>How does the new Euro Dollar(?) work with the old conversions??? <BR> <BR>Thanks for the help. <BR> <BR>Nancy
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