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# Currency
The **Currency** tab allows you to define and configure how prices are displayed for listings on your website. You can set the default currency, customize symbols and formatting, and enable multiple currencies for international users.:
Here are the available settings:
* **Currency Name** - specify the name of the currency used in the listings, such as USD, EUR, etc.
* **Currency Symbol** - Enter the symbol representing the currency, such as $ for USD or € for Euro.
* **Currency Position** - Choose the placement of the currency symbol relative to the number.
* **Thousands Separator** - define the character used to separate thousands.
* **Multiple Currencies (pro feature)** - allows you to display prices in various currencies for users from different regions. You can add multiple currencies and set their conversion rates relative to the default currency.
* **Currency Name -** enter the currency code for the additional currency (e.g., EUR for Euro).
* **Currency Symbol -** add the symbol for the additional currency (e.g., € for Euro).
* **Conversion Rate**: Set the conversion rate relative to the default currency. For example, if 1 USD = 1.12 EUR, you would set the conversion rate to **1.12**.
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You can add multiple currencies using the **Add Currency** button and remove any unnecessary ones by clicking **Delete**.
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