Currencies of Different Countries Part - 2

100. Laos — Lao Kip 

101. Latvia — Latvian Lats 

102. Lebanon — Lebanese Lira 

103. Lesotho — Lesotho Loti 

104. Liberia — Liberian Dollar 

105. Libya — Libyan Dinar 

106. Liechtenstein — uses the Swiss Franc

107. Lithuania — Lithuanian Litas 

108. Luxembourg — European Euro 

109. Macau — Macanese Pataca 

110. Macedonia (Former Yug. Rep.) — Macedonian Denar 

111. Madagascar — Malagasy Ariary (datafacebook/cnaonweb)

112. Malawi — Malawian Kwacha 

113. Malaysia — Malaysian Ringgit 

114. Maldives — Maldivian Rufiyaa 

115. Mali — West African Franc 

116. Malta — European Euro 

117. Mauritania — Mauritanian Ouguiya 

118. Mauritius — Mauritian Rupee 

119. Mexico — Mexican Peso 

120. Micronesia — uses the U.S. Dollar 

121. Moldova — Moldovan Leu(datafacebook/cnaonweb) 

122. Monaco — European Euro 

123. Mongolia — Mongolian Tugrik 

124. Montenegro — European Euro 

125. Montserrat — East Caribbean Dollar

126. Morocco — Moroccan Dirham 

127. Mozambique — Mozambican Metical 

128. Myanmar — Myanma Kyat 

129. Namibia — Namibian Dollar 

130. Nauru — Australian Dollar

131. Nepal — Nepalese Rupee 

132. Netherlands Antilles — Netherlands Antillean Gulden 

133. Netherlands — European Euro 

134. New Caledonia — Franc(datafacebook/cnaonweb) 

135. New Zealand — New Zealand Dollar 

136. Nicaragua — Nicaraguan Cordoba 

137. Niger — West African Franc 

138. Nigeria — Nigerian Naira 

139. Norway — Norwegian Krone 

140. Oman — Omani Rial 

141. Pakistan — Pakistani Rupee 

142. Palau — uses the U.S. Dollar 

143. Panama — Panamanian Balboa 

144. Panama Canal Zone — uses the U.S. Dollar 

145. Papua New Guinea — Papua New Guinean Kina 

146. Paraguay — Paraguayan Guarani 

147. Peru — Peruvian Nuevo Sol 

148. Philippines — Philippine Peso 

149. Poland — Polish Zloty 

150. Portugal — European Euro 

151. Puerto Rico — uses the U.S. Dollar