ARS to CUP Exchange Rate - Convert Argentine Peso to Cuban Peso

Converting from Argentine Peso (ARS) to Cuban Peso (CUP)

What is Argentine Peso (ARS)

The Argentine Peso (ARS) is the official currency of Argentina. It was introduced in 1992 to replace the Austral at a rate of 1 Peso to 10,000 Australs, as part of an effort to stabilize the economy and combat hyperinflation. The currency is denoted by the symbol "$" and often appears in financial contexts as ARS to differentiate it from other currencies that use the dollar sign.

The Argentine Peso is subdivided into 100 centavos, although centavos are rarely used in everyday transactions. Over the years, the value of the Argentine Peso has experienced significant devaluation due to economic instability, inflation, and government policies. As of now, currency exchange rates can fluctuate dramatically, making it essential for anyone looking to convert ARS to other currencies to stay informed about current rates.

In Argentina, the Peso is broadly used for all types of transactions, both large and small. However, some businesses may prefer payment in US dollars, especially for significant purchases or in tourist areas. Travelers should be aware of the prevailing exchange rates and potential transaction fees associated with currency conversion.

What is Cuban Peso (CUP)

The Cuban Peso (CUP) is one of two official currencies in Cuba, the other being the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC), although the CUC has been phased out since early 2021. The CUP is commonly denoted with the "$" symbol, but it is important to note that there are significant differences between the CUP and the ARS in terms of value and purchasing power.

The CUP is primarily used for everyday transactions by the local population, while the CUC was traditionally used for transactions involving tourists and luxury goods. As Cuba's economy continues to evolve and adapt to changing circumstances, the significance of the CUP has increased in the context of local commerce.

Currently, the exchange rate between the Argentine Peso and Cuban Peso can be volatile. This can make converting ARS to CUP a bit tricky. Travelers to Cuba should stay updated on the latest currency conversion rates and consider the economic context that affects these rates. As of recent data, the approximate exchange rate fluctuates, so it is advisable to check reliable financial sources for accurate rates before making any conversions.

In summary, understanding the Argentine Peso (ARS) and Cuban Peso (CUP) is crucial for anyone dealing with these currencies, whether for travel, business, or personal needs. By being informed, you can make smarter financial decisions and navigate currency exchanges effectively.

Argentine Peso to Cuban Peso conversion table

ARS to CUP conversion table

Argentine Peso (ARS)Cuban Peso (CUP)
1 ARS0.02099419508 CUP
2 ARS0.04198839016 CUP
3 ARS0.06298258524 CUP
4 ARS0.08397678031 CUP
5 ARS0.10497097539 CUP
6 ARS0.12596517047 CUP
7 ARS0.14695936555 CUP
8 ARS0.16795356063 CUP
9 ARS0.18894775571 CUP
10 ARS0.20994195079 CUP
100 ARS2.09941950787 CUP
200 ARS4.19883901575 CUP
300 ARS6.29825852362 CUP
400 ARS8.39767803149 CUP
500 ARS10.49709753936 CUP
600 ARS12.59651704724 CUP
700 ARS14.69593655511 CUP
800 ARS16.79535606298 CUP
900 ARS18.89477557085 CUP
1 000 ARS20.99419507873 CUP
2 000 ARS41.98839015745 CUP
5 000 ARS104.97097539363 CUP
10 000 ARS209.94195078726 CUP
20 000 ARS419.88390157453 CUP
50 000 ARS1 049.70975393632 CUP
100 000 ARS2 099.41950787264 CUP
Last updated May 22, 2025 at 08:55 AM