1 BZD to AED Emirati Dirham

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1 BZD to AED Emirati Dirham
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1 BZD to AED Emirati Dirham

1 Belizean Dollar ( BZD ) = 1.8247407999443 Emirati Dirham (AED)

1 BZD = 1.8247407999443 AED

1 AED = 0.54802303978216 BZD

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1 Belizean Dollar ( BZD ) Is equal to 1.8247407999443 Emirati Dirham (AED)
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Belizean Dollar

The Belize dollar is the official currency of Belize (currency code BZD). It is usually denoted by the dollar sign $ or alternatively BZ$ to distinguish it from other dollar-denominated currencies. It is divided into 100 cents. The official cost is 2 BZ$ = 1 US dollar. story The first dollars circulating in British Honduras were Spanish dollars, some of which were stamped with the monogram of the crowned -GR- (lat. Georgius Rex, King George). They circulated between 1765 and 1825 at a price of 6s 8d. that is, one third of a pound sterling. In 1825, the Imperial Council decreed the introduction of the British pound coin in all British colonies. This council decision made sterling coins legal tender; he set the exchange rate between the pound sterling and the Spanish dollar at $1 = 4s 4d. This exchange rate should be based on the value of silver in Spanish dollars compared to the value of gold in British Sovereigns. A realistic exchange rate would have been $4.80 to £1 (equivalent to $1 to 4s 2d), so the unrealistic exchange rate included in the 1825 Council Decree meant the initiative largely failed. Corrective legislation was passed in 1838 with a new Ordinance of Council that did not apply to the British North American colonies due to minor rebellions in Upper and Lower Canada. Legislation in 1838 introduced the correct value of $1 = 4s 2d. When the original Council Ordinance of 1825 was passed in Jamaica, Bermuda, and British Honduras, local authorities reversed the misclassification of $1 = 4s 4d and unofficially used the alternative classification of $1 = 4d. The Bahamas would later follow the same approach. By the time the Indemnification Act of 1838 came into force, the pound sterling was firmly established in these areas, the Spanish dollar was banned from circulation, and the authorities did not want to carry out a devaluation that, at the correct rate of 1 dollar = 4 shillings 2 d, would be bound. The British shilling, commonly known as "macaroni", was equivalent to a quarter, and the system worked very satisfactorily. In British Honduras, as well as in Jamaica and Bermuda, in the middle of the 19th century, the monetary system of the British pound sterling operated. After the international silver crisis of 1873, neighboring Guatemala's silver peso forced the British currency out of circulation. In an attempt to bring British Honduras back to the gold standard, and influenced by the fact that most imports came from New Orleans in the United States, a new currency based on the US dollar was introduced in British Honduras, resulting in British Honduras Honduras being reconciled. with Canada. At that time, the Canadian dollar was on the gold standard, and one Canadian dollar was equal to one US dollar. This is where the monetary history of British Honduras differs from that of the rest of the British West Indies. 1 cent coins were issued in 1885, followed by higher denominations in 1894. That same year, the government issued banknotes for the first time, switching from the silver Guatemalan peso to the US gold dollar as the base currency at a price of US$4.866 = 1 pound. The exchange rate of $4.866 versus $4.80 is explained by the fact that the US dollar, when it was introduced in 1792, was based on the average weight of a set of worn Spanish dollars. Thus, the US dollar traded at a slight discount against the Spanish dollar. Following the introduction of the US dollar gold standard in British Honduras, the 25 cent coins became known as shillings due to their proximity to shillings. When Britain abandoned the gold standard in 1931, the British Honduras dollar remained pegged to the US dollar and, as such, did not become part of the pound sterling. Unlike Canada, Newfoundland and Hong Kong, British Honduras joined sterling territory at the outbreak of World War II, although it maintained a fixed exchange rate against the US dollar. The block sterling should not be confused with the sterling range. The first was a group of countries that pegged their local currencies to the pound sterling when Britain went off the gold standard in 1931, and the second was an exchange control mechanism introduced as an emergency measure at the start of World War II. In 1949, the British pound sterling was devalued from US$4.03 to US$2.80. Since the British Honduran dollar was pegged to the US dollar, this caused the British Honduran dollar to appreciate against the pound. Protests followed, leading to the devaluation of British Honduras. Find out more from wikipedia

Emirati Dirham

The United Arab Emirates dirham (Arabic: درهم إماراتي‎ ) code: AED , also known as simply the Emirati dirham, is the currency of the United Arab Emirates. The term dirham is officially abbreviated "AED", while unofficial abbreviations include "DH" or "Dhs.". The dirham is subdivided into 100 fils (فلس). The fils is a subdivision of currency used in many Arab countries, such as Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Bahrain. The term is a modern retranscription of fals, an early medieval Arab coin.
Dirham is an Arabic word. Due to centuries of trade and use of currency, the dirham survived through the Ottoman Empire. Prior to 1966, all the emirates that now make up the UAE used the Gulf Rupee, which was equivalent to the Indian Rupee. On June 6, 1966, India decided to devalue the Gulf Rupee against the Indian Rupee. Not accepting the devaluation, many states that are still using the Gulf rupee adopted their own or other currencies. With the exception of Abu Dhabi, all the tertiary states adopted the Qatari and Dubai riyals, which were equal to the Gulf rupee before the devaluation. During the transition from the Gulf Rupee to Qatar and Dubai Riyals, the UAE briefly adopted the Saudi Riyal. Abu Dhabi used Bahraini Dinar, at the rate of 10 Gulf Rupees = 1 Dinar. In 1973, the UAE adopted the UAE dirham as its currency. Abu Dhabi replaced the Bahraini dinar with the UAE dirham at 1 dinar = 10 dirhams, while the other UAE exchanged Qatari and Dubai riyals equally.
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Convertion Chart BZD to AED
BZD		AED


5 BZD	=	9.1237 AED
10 BZD	=	18.2474 AED
15 BZD	=	27.3711 AED
20 BZD	=	36.4948 AED
25 BZD	=	45.6185 AED
30 BZD	=	54.7422 AED
35 BZD	=	63.8659 AED
40 BZD	=	72.9896 AED
45 BZD	=	82.1133 AED
50 BZD	=	91.237 AED
55 BZD	=	100.3607 AED
60 BZD	=	109.4844 AED
65 BZD	=	118.6082 AED
70 BZD	=	127.7319 AED
75 BZD	=	136.8556 AED
80 BZD	=	145.9793 AED
85 BZD	=	155.103 AED
90 BZD	=	164.2267 AED
95 BZD	=	173.3504 AED
100 BZD	=	182.4741 AED
105 BZD	=	191.5978 AED
110 BZD	=	200.7215 AED
115 BZD	=	209.8452 AED
120 BZD	=	218.9689 AED
125 BZD	=	228.0926 AED
130 BZD	=	237.2163 AED
135 BZD	=	246.34 AED
140 BZD	=	255.4637 AED
145 BZD	=	264.5874 AED
150 BZD	=	273.7111 AED
155 BZD	=	282.8348 AED
160 BZD	=	291.9585 AED
165 BZD	=	301.0822 AED
170 BZD	=	310.2059 AED
175 BZD	=	319.3296 AED
180 BZD	=	328.4533 AED
185 BZD	=	337.577 AED
190 BZD	=	346.7008 AED
195 BZD	=	355.8245 AED
200 BZD	=	364.9482 AED
205 BZD	=	374.0719 AED
210 BZD	=	383.1956 AED
215 BZD	=	392.3193 AED
220 BZD	=	401.443 AED
225 BZD	=	410.5667 AED
230 BZD	=	419.6904 AED
235 BZD	=	428.8141 AED
240 BZD	=	437.9378 AED
245 BZD	=	447.0615 AED
250 BZD	=	456.1852 AED
255 BZD	=	465.3089 AED
260 BZD	=	474.4326 AED
265 BZD	=	483.5563 AED
270 BZD	=	492.68 AED
275 BZD	=	501.8037 AED
280 BZD	=	510.9274 AED
285 BZD	=	520.0511 AED
290 BZD	=	529.1748 AED
295 BZD	=	538.2985 AED
300 BZD	=	547.4222 AED
305 BZD	=	556.5459 AED
310 BZD	=	565.6696 AED
315 BZD	=	574.7934 AED
320 BZD	=	583.9171 AED
325 BZD	=	593.0408 AED
330 BZD	=	602.1645 AED
335 BZD	=	611.2882 AED
340 BZD	=	620.4119 AED
345 BZD	=	629.5356 AED
350 BZD	=	638.6593 AED
355 BZD	=	647.783 AED
360 BZD	=	656.9067 AED
365 BZD	=	666.0304 AED
370 BZD	=	675.1541 AED
375 BZD	=	684.2778 AED
380 BZD	=	693.4015 AED
385 BZD	=	702.5252 AED
390 BZD	=	711.6489 AED
395 BZD	=	720.7726 AED
400 BZD	=	729.8963 AED
405 BZD	=	739.02 AED
410 BZD	=	748.1437 AED
415 BZD	=	757.2674 AED
420 BZD	=	766.3911 AED
425 BZD	=	775.5148 AED
430 BZD	=	784.6385 AED
435 BZD	=	793.7622 AED
440 BZD	=	802.886 AED
445 BZD	=	812.0097 AED
450 BZD	=	821.1334 AED
455 BZD	=	830.2571 AED
460 BZD	=	839.3808 AED
465 BZD	=	848.5045 AED
470 BZD	=	857.6282 AED
475 BZD	=	866.7519 AED
480 BZD	=	875.8756 AED
485 BZD	=	884.9993 AED
490 BZD	=	894.123 AED
495 BZD	=	903.2467 AED
500 BZD	=	912.3704 AED

Convertion Chart AED to BZD
Emirati Dirham		BZD


5 AED	=	2.7401 BZD
10 AED	=	5.4802 BZD
15 AED	=	8.2203 BZD
20 AED	=	10.9605 BZD
25 AED	=	13.7006 BZD
30 AED	=	16.4407 BZD
35 AED	=	19.1808 BZD
40 AED	=	21.9209 BZD
45 AED	=	24.661 BZD
50 AED	=	27.4012 BZD
55 AED	=	30.1413 BZD
60 AED	=	32.8814 BZD
65 AED	=	35.6215 BZD
70 AED	=	38.3616 BZD
75 AED	=	41.1017 BZD
80 AED	=	43.8418 BZD
85 AED	=	46.582 BZD
90 AED	=	49.3221 BZD
95 AED	=	52.0622 BZD
100 AED	=	54.8023 BZD
105 AED	=	57.5424 BZD
110 AED	=	60.2825 BZD
115 AED	=	63.0226 BZD
120 AED	=	65.7628 BZD
125 AED	=	68.5029 BZD
130 AED	=	71.243 BZD
135 AED	=	73.9831 BZD
140 AED	=	76.7232 BZD
145 AED	=	79.4633 BZD
150 AED	=	82.2035 BZD
155 AED	=	84.9436 BZD
160 AED	=	87.6837 BZD
165 AED	=	90.4238 BZD
170 AED	=	93.1639 BZD
175 AED	=	95.904 BZD
180 AED	=	98.6441 BZD
185 AED	=	101.3843 BZD
190 AED	=	104.1244 BZD
195 AED	=	106.8645 BZD
200 AED	=	109.6046 BZD
205 AED	=	112.3447 BZD
210 AED	=	115.0848 BZD
215 AED	=	117.825 BZD
220 AED	=	120.5651 BZD
225 AED	=	123.3052 BZD
230 AED	=	126.0453 BZD
235 AED	=	128.7854 BZD
240 AED	=	131.5255 BZD
245 AED	=	134.2656 BZD
250 AED	=	137.0058 BZD
255 AED	=	139.7459 BZD
260 AED	=	142.486 BZD
265 AED	=	145.2261 BZD
270 AED	=	147.9662 BZD
275 AED	=	150.7063 BZD
280 AED	=	153.4465 BZD
285 AED	=	156.1866 BZD
290 AED	=	158.9267 BZD
295 AED	=	161.6668 BZD
300 AED	=	164.4069 BZD
305 AED	=	167.147 BZD
310 AED	=	169.8871 BZD
315 AED	=	172.6273 BZD
320 AED	=	175.3674 BZD
325 AED	=	178.1075 BZD
330 AED	=	180.8476 BZD
335 AED	=	183.5877 BZD
340 AED	=	186.3278 BZD
345 AED	=	189.0679 BZD
350 AED	=	191.8081 BZD
355 AED	=	194.5482 BZD
360 AED	=	197.2883 BZD
365 AED	=	200.0284 BZD
370 AED	=	202.7685 BZD
375 AED	=	205.5086 BZD
380 AED	=	208.2488 BZD
385 AED	=	210.9889 BZD
390 AED	=	213.729 BZD
395 AED	=	216.4691 BZD
400 AED	=	219.2092 BZD
405 AED	=	221.9493 BZD
410 AED	=	224.6894 BZD
415 AED	=	227.4296 BZD
420 AED	=	230.1697 BZD
425 AED	=	232.9098 BZD
430 AED	=	235.6499 BZD
435 AED	=	238.39 BZD
440 AED	=	241.1301 BZD
445 AED	=	243.8703 BZD
450 AED	=	246.6104 BZD
455 AED	=	249.3505 BZD
460 AED	=	252.0906 BZD
465 AED	=	254.8307 BZD
470 AED	=	257.5708 BZD
475 AED	=	260.3109 BZD
480 AED	=	263.0511 BZD
485 AED	=	265.7912 BZD
490 AED	=	268.5313 BZD
495 AED	=	271.2714 BZD
500 AED	=	274.0115 BZD