For example in 1990, Japanese yen is 257 and US dollar is 1.79 which one is the biggest? is it Yen? Because 257 is a higher number than 1.79. Thanks
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January 19th, 2009 at 6:52 am
u can get all information on x-rates.com. u can also compare with ur home currency.just try it
January 19th, 2009 at 6:52 am
Please try and understand how international currencies are mentioned. It is not only the number or figure but it depends how it is related to each other.
If 1 USD is 50 INR; it means for purchasing a thing which costs one american dollar , you have to pay 50 indian rupees.
you can see comparative currency on http://www.xe.com .