CURRENCY SYMBOL
Graphical symbol representing a currency in a foreign exchange transaction. Symbols vary from one country’s (or region’s) currency to another. It is a shorthand and familiar version of a currency. Some examples of currency symbol include the euro (€), the United States dollar ($), the British pound (£), and the Japanese yen (¥).
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