Albania
:Albanian lek
Albania – Albanian lek
In plural - leki. The international currency code of the Albanian monetary unit is ALL.
Albanian monetary unit was introduced in 1926 and is named after Alexander Macedonian – which is Leki in Albanian language.
Uganda: Ugandan shilling
Chile: Chilean peso
Colombia: Colombian peso
Luxembourg: Euro
San Marino: Euro
Benin: West African CFA franc
Ireland: Greece
Belarus: Belarusian ruble
Papua_New_Guinea: Papua New Guinean kina
Swaziland: Swazi lilangeni
Sri Lanka: Sri Lankan rupee
Namibia: Namibian dollar
Niue: New Zealand dollar
Palau: United States dollar
Senegal: West African CFA franc
Nigeria: Nigerian naira
Gibraltar: Gibraltar pound
Guatemala: Guatemalan quetzal
Niger: West African CFA franc
Japan: Japanese yen
Russia: Russian ruble
Taiwan: New Taiwan dollar
Zambia: Zambian kwacha
Congo: Central African CFA franc
Mauritius: Mauritian rupee
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean dollar
Sao Tome and Principe: São Tomé and Príncipe dobra
Sweden: Swedish krona
Cyprus: Euro
Hong Kong: Hong Kong dollar
Chile: Chilean peso
Colombia: Colombian peso
Luxembourg: Euro
San Marino: Euro
Benin: West African CFA franc
Ireland: Greece
Belarus: Belarusian ruble
Papua_New_Guinea: Papua New Guinean kina
Swaziland: Swazi lilangeni
Sri Lanka: Sri Lankan rupee
Namibia: Namibian dollar
Niue: New Zealand dollar
Palau: United States dollar
Senegal: West African CFA franc
Nigeria: Nigerian naira
Gibraltar: Gibraltar pound
Guatemala: Guatemalan quetzal
Niger: West African CFA franc
Japan: Japanese yen
Russia: Russian ruble
Taiwan: New Taiwan dollar
Zambia: Zambian kwacha
Congo: Central African CFA franc
Mauritius: Mauritian rupee
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean dollar
Sao Tome and Principe: São Tomé and Príncipe dobra
Sweden: Swedish krona
Cyprus: Euro
Hong Kong: Hong Kong dollar