Currency Exchange

sharon asked:


going to South Korea tomorrow, just wondering anyone here can help with this question…Thanks a lot!
my flight is tomorrow, and i am bringing USD in hope to get a better exchange rate in Seoul downtown. any recommendation of exchange store? and what’s the rate please?

Juelz asked:


Looked online and I cannot find any. If someone could call and ask what the hours for Sunday are, that’d be helpful
You can call them at this phone number:
(815) 485-0400

I would call myself, but I have no phone.

brittynic11 asked:


I’m an American living in Chile and I’m well aware that the exchange rate between Chilean pesos and dollars changes daily. I’m curious to see how different the exchange rate is from when I first arrived in January. Is there any website that shows some kind of graph for this or just lists the daily rates?

Thank you!

Maverick asked:


Hi,

I’ve just returned home from a trip to Europe and didn’t have a chance to exchange all of my European currency back for U.S. Dollars. I am thinking that my bank might be the best place to do this, especially if the exchange will be a deposit, but am not sure. Would appreciate any helpful information regarding this issue.

Thanks all!

HillClimber asked:


Yankee Doodle goes to France and pays for his hotel and meals with plastic. How can Yankee Doodle be sure he is getting the official existing exchange rate when charges are stated in French currency but must, at some point, be converted to the dollars due stated on his credit card statement?

Second Question: Is there any conceivable rational reason to convert dollars to Euros, or any other European currency, in advance of getting there?

Dina asked:


Which of the following best explains what happens to the exchange rate of a floating currency?

A. The exchange rate for that currency changes depending on the operations of the free market.
B. The exchange rate for that currency goes up and down with the price of gold.
C. The exchange rate for that currency is determined by changes in the value of the U.S. dollar.
D. The exchange rate for that currency increases or decreases depending on the size of the country’s GDP.

Jacques C asked:


For instance, is it better to change money in Canada or in U.S.?

Nina asked:


My flight leaves tomorrow morning. And none of the banks near me have the currency I need?

I don’t want to pay a lot in extra charges and stuff, so where would I get the best rate for less than 24 hrs.

christopherf asked:


I might travel to Japan and am wondering if my money will go very far or not?

William M asked:


I need to know what advantages and disadvantages can be present in currency exchange between the U.S. dollar and the Argentina peso.