Get currency symbol by currency code eg: USD -> $
$ pip3 install currency-symbols
from currency_symbols import CurrencySymbols
dollarSymbol = CurrencySymbols.get_symbol('USD')
print(dollarSymbol)
# Output:
# $
euroSymbol = CurrencySymbols.get_symbol('EUR')
print(euroSymbol)
# Output:
# €
britishPoundSymbol = CurrencySymbols.get_symbol('GBP')
print(britishPoundSymbol)
# Output:
# £
bitcoinSymbol = CurrencySymbols.get_symbol('BTC')
print(bitcoinSymbol)
# Output:
# ฿
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Get currency symbol by currency code
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