Would you like to tell your user what your product will cost in his local currency? What a great idea, except that exchange rates change!

The European Central Bank, though, makes a file of exchange rates betweenthe Euro and other currencies avaialble abnd publicly accessible, and you can pick this up in your PHP application - see source code example from our PHP Techniques Workshop

You can run that code here and use our include file that gives you the currency names from here
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