How to Convert Kronas to Dollars
The country of Sweden uses the krona as its standard currency. Swedish for "crown," the krona pluralizes as kronor and divides into 100 ore. Krona coins in circulation today range from 50 ore to 10 kronor, while banknotes go up to 100 kronor. The conversion rate changes daily, so make sure that you use the latest figures when making your calculations.
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Instructions
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By hand
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Look up the latest krona-to-dollar exchange rate. You can likely find it in your local newspaper, but you'll find the latest rate online (see Resources). For example, imagine that the latest exchange rate is 0.1291 dollars for every krona.
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Write down the number of kronor you wish to convert. For our example, let's suppose that you want to convert 100 kronor.
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Multiply the number of krona by the exchange rate. In our example, you would multiply 100 by 0.1291.
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Change the units to dollars. Your final calculation would be $12.91.
Online
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Navigate to an online currency converter (see Resources). Each site works differently but they all have simple formats.
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Enter the number of krona you want to convert in the "Krona" or "Kronor" box.
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Click "Convert."
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Look in the "Dollar" box. The number in the box corresponds to the number of dollars converted from kronor.
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