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Should I exchange dollars for Egyptian pounds?
Should I exchange dollars for Egyptian pounds. That year strawberries kg for 1 dollar or 8 pounds! But the rate was 1 to 8. Now the dollar costs 18 pounds. Has this affected prices? Is her price 8 or 18?
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Egypt is a country where the local currency, dollars, euros and British pounds, is practically on an equal footing. Only in large malls, payment through the cashier is only in Egyptian pounds.
Take small dollars and don't forget to bargain!
Take small dollars and don't forget to bargain!
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answered 7 years ago
By the way, I was leaving Egypt, the exchange rate was 20 and above.
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answered 7 years ago
A week ago, the dollar was worth £18.7 in the bank. Prices in pounds rose in line with the exchange rate. So do not count on strawberries for 8 pounds)
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answered 7 years ago
Strawberries cost 14 pounds, and in dollars, as it was 1, it will only turn out that you will pay 19 pounds, so consider whether it is worth changing or not
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answered 7 years ago
At the airport, the dollar exchange rate is 18.6 pounds; at the old market, sellers change for a maximum of 18 pounds. Strawberries $1, or £15.
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answered 7 years ago
Sometimes it's worth it, sometimes not. If an ATM changes you, for example, at 18, and the seller on the market at 20, then it is not profitable. It is best to exchange some of the money for pounds, stock up on small dollars and count each purchase separately. In the supermarket on Naama Bay, for example, they did not take dollars at all. At the Farez restaurants, the bill was in pounds, and next to it was the amount in dollars, but at the highest rate. In the market, the seller will consider everything in his favor in any case. Here, count.
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answered 7 years ago
