At the time of answering - $1.00 USD (US Dollar) = $0.96 AUD (Australian Dollar) or $1.00 AUD = $1.04 USD.
There are differences in the banknotes as well.
US banknotes are made of paper, whereas Australian banknotes are made of a more durable polypropylene polymer.
US dollars come in $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 notes.
Australian dollars come in $2 (although no longer printed, still legal tender), $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 notes.
1 US Dollar is equal to about 1.08 Australian Dollars
Totally different. US uses US dollars, Australia uses Australian dollars. Their value fluctuates with respect to each other. Since the existence of the Australian Dollar (14 Feb 1966), the values have been approximately in the range; A$1 = US$ 0.4850 to A$1 = USD$1.4800
As of 30th June 2009, $15 (Australian) = $12.11 (US)
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As of December 3, 2011, A US Dollar is worth 0.98 Australian Dollars. The exchange rate has recently dropped (on the US side), as just a few days ago a US Dollar was worth about 1.05 Australian Dollars.
1 US Dollar is equal to about 1.08 Australian Dollars
Totally different. US uses US dollars, Australia uses Australian dollars. Their value fluctuates with respect to each other. Since the existence of the Australian Dollar (14 Feb 1966), the values have been approximately in the range; A$1 = US$ 0.4850 to A$1 = USD$1.4800
As of 3/23/2011: $1 billion dollars US = $992,565,683 AUD
About $110 Australian Dollars.
8000 US Dollars is 8625.36 Australian Dollars
$1802.61
As of today (June 30, 2009) 1,000,000,000 US Dollars = 1,239,690,000 Australian Dollars
For one thing Australian judges are not ellected.
As of 30th June 2009: 1 Australian Dollar = 0.81 US DOllars 1 US Dollar = 1.24 Australian Dollars
As of 30th June 2009, $15 (Australian) = $12.11 (US)
1 Australian dollar = 1.0264 US.
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