Money Exchange Budapest/Prague
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ATMs in each country allow you to withdraw cash from your checking account in only one currency - that of the country you are in.
They don't "exchange" anything - just let you withdraw - it's you bank that later does the exchange - that's why they charge the 1 or 2% fee.
They don't "exchange" anything - just let you withdraw - it's you bank that later does the exchange - that's why they charge the 1 or 2% fee.
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Thanks, nytraveler.
I know how the system works and realize that this is a withdrawal (fee included).
My question was if the ATMs in both Budapest and Prague gave the option of HUF or Euro in Budapest, CZK or Euro in Prague.
I know how the system works and realize that this is a withdrawal (fee included).
My question was if the ATMs in both Budapest and Prague gave the option of HUF or Euro in Budapest, CZK or Euro in Prague.
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I don't recall ever seeing an ATM in Prague give anything but CZK as that is the currency of the country. I've been there three times, most recently 2006, I guess. Why would you want euros anyway, you can't use them there.