Title: World Currencies | Foreign Currencies | Travelex US
Headings: Everything you need to know about 180 world currencies
Everything you need to know about 180 world currencies
How many world currencies are there?
And the dollar is the currency of which country?
Which other countries use the US dollar?
Which countries use the euro?
And finally...a few fun facts about world currencies
Monopoly money
The biggest bank note
Zimbabwe dollar

Content: And the dollar is the currency of which country? It might seem like a straightforward question with an obvious answer, but there are plenty of countries around the world that use a dollar currency besides the USA. In fact, there are 22 countries in total that use their own form of dollars as their national currency. Most of the dollar currencies can be traced back to the original Spanish dollars (the currency of the New World), but some, such as Australian dollars, simply adopted the name ‘dollars’ when they started using the decimal system. Are you ready? The dollar currencies are the Australian dollar, the Bahamian dollar, the Barbadian dollar, the Belize dollar, the Bermudan dollar, the Brunei dollar, the Canadian dollar, the Eastern Caribbean dollar, the Fijian dollar, the Guyana dollar, the Hong Kong dollar, the Jamaican dollar, the Liberian dollar, the Namibian dollar, the New Zealand dollar, the Singapore dollar, the Solomon Islands dollar, the Surinamese dollar, the Taiwanese dollar, the Trinidad and Tobago dollar, and the now defunct Zimbabwe dollar. Visiting somewhere that uses a dollar currency? Find out more about dollars
Which other countries use the US dollar? As well as the countries that have their own form of dollars, there are lots of others that simply use US dollars in place of their own currency. The US dollar is the official currency of East Timor, Ecuador, El Salvador, Federated States of Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Palau, the Caribbean Netherlands, and Panama for banknotes.