1. Kuwaiti dinar 1 Kuwaiti dinar = US$ 3.2982. The land area of Kuwait is slightly smaller than that of New Jersey, and it has the most valuable currency in the world. Kuwait has participated in the talks with five other Gulf Arab countries to form a single currency, and the Kuwaiti dinar is linked to the US dollar.

2. (BahrainiDinar for short) 1 dinar =2.6525 US dollars This is a small island country, which is about 3.5 times that of Washington, D.C.. Geographically, Bahrain is an island country in the southwest of the Persian Gulf, and oil is the pillar of the national economy. Financial services and construction are also well developed. A dinar is about 2.66 US dollars. The dinar is the third currency in the world, and it remains relatively stable. In 21, it was officially linked to the US dollar.

3. Oman riyal (standard symbol: OMR)1 Oman riyal =2.5971 US dollars Oman is a country on the east coast of Africa, and its currency exchange rate is pegged to the US dollar. Since 1986, one Oman riyal is equal to 2.6 US dollars. Because of the close relationship, it seems that the fate of the rial (monetary unit) is closely linked to the fate of the dollar. OmaniRial (standard symbol: OMR)

4, CyprusPound (standard symbol: CYP)1 Cyprus pound =2.254 US dollars This small island country is very dependent on tourism, and people are more willing to keep their wallets tight. Their country has the fifth most valuable currency in the world.

5. LatvianLats (standard symbol: LVL)1 Latvian latt = US$ 1.9666 A Latvian latt is US$ 1.9666, which is roughly equivalent to West Virginia. On January 1, 214, Latvia officially joined the euro zone.

6. UKPoundSterling)1 pound =1.6547 US dollars British citizens come to the United States with their favorable exchange rate, where it is half price for them.

7. JordanianDinar (symbol: JOD1 Jordanian dinar =1.41) Jordan originally used the Palestinian pound, which is equivalent to the British pound. On July 1st, 195, Jordan began to issue its own dinar. The Jordanian dinar is equivalent to the pound. The official exchange rate against the US dollar is 1 dinar to 2.8 US dollars. On October 2, 1953, the International Monetary Fund announced that the gold content of the Jordanian dinar was 2.48828 grams.