What type of curramcy does peru use?

Question

in rder for least 2 greatest

if possible plz post a link 2 pictures of it

Answer 1

The Nuevo Sol (New Sun) is the current currency of Peru.  The Sol was the currency used from the 1800's until 1985.  Peru briefly changed to the Inti from 1985 until 1991 at which point the Nuevo Sol was introduced.  Just like the US has Dollars and Cents and the UK has Pounds and Pence, Peru has Nuevo Soles and Centimos.  

In order from least value to greatest value, the Peruvian currency goes as follows:

1 céntimo

5 céntimos

10 céntimos

20 céntimos

50 céntimos

1 nuevo sol

2 nuevo soles

5 nuevo soles

10 nuevo soles

20 nuevo soles

50 nuevo soles

100 nuevo soles

200 nuevo soles

From 10 nuevo soles to 200 nuevo soles are all bank notes (paper money) and 5 nuevo soles and under are all coins.

The current exchange rate (as of 13-Dec-2007) is $1 US equals 2.97 nuevo soles.  Pictures available of all denominations at the link under Source(s).

Answer 2

The currency in Peru is the nuevo sol, currently the conversion is 1 dollar= 2.9950 soles

the pictures are below:

Answer 3

It is the Peruvian sol (Sol is spanish for "sun"). it is about 3 soles for 1 US$.