FACT 1: The currency of Hungary is the Hungarian Forint. It's code is HUF and & the symbol is Ft. According to our data, EUR to HUF is the most popular Forint exchange rate conversion.

FACT 2: The most frequently used banknotes in Hungary are: Ft500, Ft1000, Ft2000, Ft5000, Ft10000, Ft20000. Forint is only used in Hungary.

FACT 3: In aid to stabilise Hungary after World War II, Forint banknotes and Filler coins were introduced and began to circulate in in 1946. Each banknote depicts a famous Hungarian leader or politician on the obverse and a place related to him on the reverse.

ILS
Israeli New Shekel

FACT 1: The currency of Israel is the Israeli Shekel. It's code is ILS and & the symbol is ₪. According to our data, USD to ILS is the most popular Israeli Shekel exchange rate conversion. Americans nickname the currency 'sheks.'

FACT 2: The most frequently used banknotes in Israel are: ₪20, ₪50, ₪100, ₪200. Shekels are used in Israel & the Palestinian Territories.

FACT 3: Since the introduction of the Israeli New Shekel in 1986, the Bank of Israel have maintained careful fiscal and monetary policies, resulting in a stable currency.