ARS to GHS Exchange Rate - Convert Argentine Peso to Ghanian cedi

Converting from Argentine Peso (ARS) to Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)

What is Argentine Peso (ARS)

The Argentine Peso (ARS) is the official currency of Argentina, a vibrant South American nation known for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and passionate people. The peso has undergone significant changes and fluctuations over the years, largely due to economic challenges, inflation, and government policies. It is subdivided into 100 centavos.

The history of the Argentine Peso dates back to the Spanish colonization, where it originally represented the peso fuerte of the Spanish Empire. Over the years, Argentina has experienced multiple currency redesigns and even periods of adopting foreign currencies, but the peso remains at the forefront of its monetary system today.

The symbol for the Argentine Peso is "$", but it can also be written as "ARS" to differentiate it from other currencies that use the dollar symbol. When it comes to international trading and economic discussions, understanding the current exchange rate is crucial because it reflects the economic stability of Argentina and the purchasing power of the peso.

What is Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)

The Ghanaian Cedi (GHS) is the currency used in Ghana, a West African country celebrated for its diverse culture, natural resources, and growing economy. The cedi was first introduced in 1965, replacing the Ghanaian pound at a rate of 2.5 cedis per pound. The cedi is divided into 100Gp (GhanaianGp), which stands for "Ghanaian pesewas."

The Ghanaian Cedi has undergone multiple changes over the years, with currency redenominations occurring in 2007, where old cedis were replaced by new cedis at a rate of 10,000 old cedis for 1 new cedi. This move aimed to streamline the currency and combat inflation issues that had plagued the economy.

Represented by the symbol "₵," the Ghanaian Cedi reflects the economic activities and performance within Ghana. Its exchange rate is essential for international trade, investment, and travel, showcasing the relative strength of Ghana's economy on the global stage.

Currency Conversion: ARS to GHS

When converting Argentine Pesos (ARS) to Ghanaian Cedis (GHS), one must consider the current exchange rate, which fluctuates according to market dynamics. This rate can be represented mathematically as follows:

Conversion Rate = (Amount in ARS/Current Exchange Rate to GHS)

For instance, if you have 1000 ARS and the exchange rate is 0.35 GHS for 1 ARS, the conversion would be:

Amount in GHS = 1000 × 0.35 = 350 GHS

Knowing the conversion rates and factors affecting them can facilitate better financial decisions whether you're planning a trip, investing, or trading. Understanding both currencies helps in grasping their economic environments and making informed choices in an increasingly globalized world.

Argentine Peso to Ghanian cedi conversion table

ARS to GHS conversion table

Argentine Peso (ARS)Ghanian cedi (GHS)
1 ARS0.01071987384 GHS
2 ARS0.02143974768 GHS
3 ARS0.03215962152 GHS
4 ARS0.04287949537 GHS
5 ARS0.05359936921 GHS
6 ARS0.06431924305 GHS
7 ARS0.07503911689 GHS
8 ARS0.08575899073 GHS
9 ARS0.09647886457 GHS
10 ARS0.10719873841 GHS
100 ARS1.07198738413 GHS
200 ARS2.14397476827 GHS
300 ARS3.2159621524 GHS
400 ARS4.28794953653 GHS
500 ARS5.35993692067 GHS
600 ARS6.4319243048 GHS
700 ARS7.50391168894 GHS
800 ARS8.57589907307 GHS
900 ARS9.6478864572 GHS
1 000 ARS10.71987384134 GHS
2 000 ARS21.43974768267 GHS
5 000 ARS53.59936920668 GHS
10 000 ARS107.19873841336 GHS
20 000 ARS214.39747682672 GHS
50 000 ARS535.99369206679 GHS
100 000 ARS1 071.98738413358 GHS
Last updated May 20, 2025 at 09:55 PM