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To use our built-in currency converter, simply enter the conversion you'd like done into the Google search box and we'll provide your answer directly on the results page. More
Added Jun 12, 2009
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JustinNeverSayNever7 Says:
Google Does Amazing things like this.
DarkCornor Says:
0:08 "10 dollars in DANISH KRONER" woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo........... :D
slarne Says:
It works with basically any currency, unless your currency is mostly goats and women. Either use the three letter abbrevation, like USD, SEK, EUR etc. Or, if you don't know that abbrevation, use the countryname and the word money after it. "1 turkish money in indian money" for example.
PrernaR Says:
DAMN!!!doesnt work on Indian rupee conversion
ttian4 Says:
it's better if you search "currency converter"
morrischen Says:
It doesn't work for US dollar => New Taiwan dollar (NT)
ssnanda Says:
Doesn't work for all the currencies
dan428 Says:
thought it said "10 dollars in diarrhea" at first.
BigBrotherGrim Says:
Love Google!
albinocreampuff Says:
yes it would be
nook3y Says:
my dick is all yours for this wonderful achievement... ;p
CustomDev Says:
Maybe you can made support for polish language or everyone language on the world?
cormacorp Says:
when i was in morocco i just took it as 1 euro = 10 dirhams and that done me well, no need for google if your a european in morocco :P
cormacorp Says:
when i was in Morocco mind you.. i just said 1 euro = 10 dirhams and that done me fine, no need for google haha
3flames101 Says:
cool!