AFN to SVC Exchange Rate - Convert Afghan afghani to El Salvador Colon

Converting from Afghan Afghani (AFN) to El Salvador Colon (SVC)

What is Afghan Afghani (AFN)

The Afghan Afghani (AFN) is the official currency of Afghanistan. It is denoted by the symbol "؋" and is subdivided into 100 puls. The Afghani was first introduced in 1925 and has undergone several changes throughout its history, especially due to the political and economic challenges faced by Afghanistan.

The value of the Afghani can fluctuate based on various factors, including inflation, foreign exchange rates, and Afghanistan's economic stability. For example, its exchange rate is influenced by supply and demand dynamics in the foreign exchange market, as well as by political events and economic reforms within the country. Because of these fluctuations, it is essential for individuals and businesses engaging in trade or investment with Afghanistan to stay updated on the current value of the Afghani.

Furthermore, the Afghani is mainly used in domestic transactions within Afghanistan. For international transactions, businesses and individuals often convert AFN to more widely accepted currencies like the US Dollar (USD) or Euro (EUR). Understanding the conversion rates is vital, especially for expatriates, traders, or tourists needing to exchange money for travel or commerce.

What is El Salvador Colon (SVC)

The El Salvador Colon (SVC) was the official currency of El Salvador until 2001, when the country adopted the US Dollar (USD) as its primary legal tender. The Colón was introduced in 1892, and its symbol is "₡." It was subdivided into 100 centavos. The Colón was named after Christopher Columbus (Cristóbal Colón in Spanish), reflecting El Salvador's historical connection to exploration and trade.

Though the Colón is no longer in circulation, it retains significance in the history and culture of El Salvador. During its time as the national currency, the Colón was crucial for local transactions, savings, and international trade. The decision to dollarize the economy in 2001 aimed to promote stability, attract foreign investment, and reduce inflation. However, this shift also meant that the Colón ceased to be an active currency, making way for the US Dollar to dominate financial transactions.

Despite its historic status, the legacy of the Colón persists in the country’s economic discussions. Currency conversion from AFN to SVC could be of interest for historical context, educational purposes, or academic research as the Colón serves as a reminder of El Salvador's financial history before dollarization.

In summary, while the Afghan Afghani (AFN) is an active currency used in Afghanistan today, the El Salvador Colón (SVC) remains an important part of Salvadoran history. Understanding both currencies can provide valuable insights into the economic narratives of Afghanistan and El Salvador.

Afghan afghani to El Salvador Colon conversion table

AFN to SVC conversion table

Afghan afghani (AFN)El Salvador Colon (SVC)
1 AFN0.12466916993 SVC
2 AFN0.24933833985 SVC
3 AFN0.37400750978 SVC
4 AFN0.49867667971 SVC
5 AFN0.62334584963 SVC
6 AFN0.74801501956 SVC
7 AFN0.87268418949 SVC
8 AFN0.99735335941 SVC
9 AFN1.12202252934 SVC
10 AFN1.24669169926 SVC
100 AFN12.46691699265 SVC
200 AFN24.93383398529 SVC
300 AFN37.40075097794 SVC
400 AFN49.86766797059 SVC
500 AFN62.33458496324 SVC
600 AFN74.80150195588 SVC
700 AFN87.26841894853 SVC
800 AFN99.73533594118 SVC
900 AFN112.20225293382 SVC
1 000 AFN124.66916992647 SVC
2 000 AFN249.33833985294 SVC
5 000 AFN623.34584963236 SVC
10 000 AFN1 246.69169926472 SVC
20 000 AFN2 493.38339852943 SVC
50 000 AFN6 233.45849632359 SVC
100 000 AFN12 466.91699264717 SVC
Last updated May 20, 2025 at 11:55 AM