Mastering Currency Conversions Quiz

Sophie is travelling to France to visit the famous Notre-Dame Cathedral and wants to exchange £200 for euros. The exchange rate is £1 = €1.15. How many euros will she receive?

• €215

• €230

• €175

• €200

• Paris

• New York

• Both cost the same

• Cannot be determined

You have £150 and want to buy a ticket to the Gion Matsuri festival in Japan that costs ¥21,000. If £1 = ¥175, do you have enough money?

• Yes, you have enough

• No, you do not have enough

• You have exactly enough

• Cannot be determined

If the exchange rate changes from £1 = ₹100 (Indian Rupees) to £1 = ₹90, what happens to the value of the pound against the rupee during the Diwali festival in India?

• The pound strengthens

• The pound weakens

• The rupee weakens

• No change

A British tourist spends €90 at the Sagrada Familia in Spain. If the exchange rate is £1 = €1.20, how much did the tourist spend in pounds?

• £75

• £108

• £90

• £72

• £40

• £62.50

• £50

• £45

You are visiting the Vatican City for the Easter festival and are given the following exchange rates: £1 = €1.10 and £1 = $1.30. If you have €220 to spend at St. Peter's Basilica, how many pounds do you have?

• £200

• £242

• £220

• £180

• £100

• £130

• £169

• £110

If you exchange £50 for euros at a rate of £1 = €1.18 to buy tickets for the La Tomatina festival in Spain, but there is a £2 commission fee, how many euros do you receive?

• €59

• €56.64

• €60

• €58.90