yen is equivalent to what in american dollars?
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1 US Dollar =  117.63 JPY although it changes on a daily basis
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Some years ago, it was one dollar to around 300 yen.  Now it fluxuates around one dollar to 100-140 yen.  Right now its about 113.4.  I figure it will "stay about the same", give or take about 20 yen.  Remember the Japanese economy has been having a very hard time since about 1988, in some ways worse than the recession the US has seen.  They are losing many jobs and industries to places like South Korea.
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Move to Japan. One US dollar is, right now, 118.85 yen. So you'd only have to get about $10,000,000 to be a Yen billionare.\n\nOr, even better, go to Chile where one US dollar is now 585.19 Chilean Reals.\n\nOr Iran, $1 =  8884 Iranian Rial
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1 U.S. dollar = 11.4175062 Mexican peso.\n\nNext time, just type "1 USD in pesos" in Google.
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You can perform currency conversions at:\n\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/\n\n1 US dollar = 7.94620 Swedish Kronors
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France and all but 4 of the Western European countries uses the euro.  Two summers ago an American dollar and a quarter would equal one euro.  It has changed.  It is currently 1.19 but it changes constantly. Hope this helps.Try following web site.
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1 dollar = 0.5717 Pound\n1 dollar = 0.829 Euro
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www.gocurrency.com In the upper right corner there is a currency converter. Try it...
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Today, One Euro equals 1.19 US Dollars. The exchange rate changes daily.
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1 U.S. dollar = 44.9056756 Indian rupees\n1 U.S. dollar = 102.75 Sri Lanka Rupees
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You need to know the exchange rate to convert one form of currency in to another. \nTry this link : http://www.xe.com/ucc/
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To make it simple, just over 8 yuan, or renmenbi (people's money) depending on how you want to say it. \n\nExpect that the value of the yuan will continue to rise against the USD and by the end of the year a USD will only be worth just under 8 yuan.
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go to my yahoo-then go to currency converter or just typr in google-currency converter and you'll get it.
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Kuna.\n\n1 USD - about 5.7792 kuna\n1 Kuna - about 0.1730 USD
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A single US dollar is equivalent to 953.89 Korean Won.\n\nThis website is good for currency exchange information:\n\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/