c++ currency converter help - Mymann - Oct 31, 2017
Are these hard to make? I'm willing to pay someone who can do this for me
RE: c++ currency converter help - d4rkj4y - Oct 31, 2017
What currencies are you trying to convert? Cryptos?
RE: c++ currency converter help - Mymann - Nov 1, 2017
No, just literally gbp to usd and euro to usd and stuff like that
RE: c++ currency converter help - ahemokay - Nov 2, 2017
Why would you pay someone for that lol its a job of 2 minutes.
RE: c++ currency converter help - Aus10 - Nov 8, 2017
Code //This is a currency conversion program
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
char choice;
double USD, Euro,JPY,GBP,SW,MX;//Contains US dollar value for(;;)/>
{
do
{
cout<<"Foreign currency exchange rate\n";
cout<<"Choose a foreign currency\n";
cout<<"and get results\n";
cout<<"1. Euro\n";
cout<<"2. Japanese Yen\n";//JPY
cout<<"3. British Pound\n";//GBP
cout<<"4. SWITZERLAND franc\n";//SW
cout<<"5. Peso\n";//MX
cout<<"Press q to quit(one time at first, a second time after amount shows)...\n";
cin>>choice;
cout<<"Enter US dollar amount\n";
cin>>USD;
}while(choice < '1' || choice > '5' && choice !='q');
if(choice == 'q')
{
return 0;
}
cout<<"\n\n";
switch(choice)
{
case '1':
Euro = USD * 0.7563;//Conversion factor for Euro
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<Euro<<" Euros\n";
break;
case'2':
JPY = USD * 85.815;//Conversion factor for Japanese yen
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<JPY<<" Yen\n";
break;
case'3':
GBP= USD * 0.6277;//Conversion factor for British pound
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<GBP<<" Pounds\n";
break;
case'4':
SW= USD * 1.0588;//Conversion factor for francs
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<SW<<" Switzerland Francs\n";
break;
case'5':
MX= USD * 12.936;//Conversion factor for Peso
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<MX<<" Pesos\n";
break;
}
cout<<"\n";
}
return 0;
}
No need to pay. Very simple program.
Just update the currency values to current values and you are all set. =-)
RE: c++ currency converter help - ahemokay - Nov 8, 2017
(Nov 8, 2017 09:32 AM)Aus10 Wrote: Code //This is a currency conversion program
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
char choice;
double USD, Euro,JPY,GBP,SW,MX;//Contains US dollar value for(;;)/>
{
do
{
cout<<"Foreign currency exchange rate\n";
cout<<"Choose a foreign currency\n";
cout<<"and get results\n";
cout<<"1. Euro\n";
cout<<"2. Japanese Yen\n";//JPY
cout<<"3. British Pound\n";//GBP
cout<<"4. SWITZERLAND franc\n";//SW
cout<<"5. Peso\n";//MX
cout<<"Press q to quit(one time at first, a second time after amount shows)...\n";
cin>>choice;
cout<<"Enter US dollar amount\n";
cin>>USD;
}while(choice < '1' || choice > '5' && choice !='q');
if(choice == 'q')
{
return 0;
}
cout<<"\n\n";
switch(choice)
{
case '1':
Euro = USD * 0.7563;//Conversion factor for Euro
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<Euro<<" Euros\n";
break;
case'2':
JPY = USD * 85.815;//Conversion factor for Japanese yen
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<JPY<<" Yen\n";
break;
case'3':
GBP= USD * 0.6277;//Conversion factor for British pound
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<GBP<<" Pounds\n";
break;
case'4':
SW= USD * 1.0588;//Conversion factor for francs
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<SW<<" Switzerland Francs\n";
break;
case'5':
MX= USD * 12.936;//Conversion factor for Peso
cout<<"$ "<<USD<<" is equal to "<<MX<<" Pesos\n";
break;
}
cout<<"\n";
}
return 0;
}
No need to pay. Very simple program.
Just update the currency values to current values and you are all set. =-) This is totally wrong and a really bad example.
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