| currency | ISO 4217 |
|---|---|
| Indian rupee | INR |
| US dollar | USD |
| UAE dirham | AED |
| Saudi riyal | SAR |
| Malaysian ringgit | MYR |
| Philippine peso | PHP |
| euro | EUR |
| Pakistani rupee | PKR |
Exchange rate of Egyptian pound , currency of Egypt
EGP All currencies
| EGP/currency | Converter |
|---|---|
| Egyptian pound to Indian rupee | 1 EGP = 4.0385 INR |
| Egyptian pound to Philippine peso | 1 EGP = 3.0323 PHP |
| Egyptian pound to Nigerian naira | 1 EGP = 20.2650 NGN |
| Egyptian pound to Kenyan shilling | 1 EGP = 5.6429 KES |
| Egyptian pound to Andorran franc | 1 EGP = 0.3119 ADF |
| Egyptian pound to Andorran peseta | 1 EGP = 7.9110 ADP |
| Egyptian pound to UAE dirham | 1 EGP = 0.2053 AED |
| Egyptian pound to Afghan afghani | 1 EGP = 4229.8275 AFA |
| Egyptian pound to Afghan Afghani | 1 EGP = 4.2388 AFN |
| Egyptian pound to Old french franc | 1 EGP = 31.1895 AFR |
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Use of the converter
Enter the amount to convert at the top and choose a second currency., You can also get the history of the price rate by clicking on the "convert" button., If you want to see the parity of the EGP currency with other currencies, go to the table " Egyptian pound exchange rate" below.
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The Egyptian pound
The least we can say is that Egyptians love the currency and money in general. With its 11 different values of banknotes and coins, it’s one of the countries that circulates as many denominations as possible. You’ll find coins as well as banknotes worth 5, 10, 25 and 50 piasters as well as 1 pound (=100 piasters).
Egypt is one of the countries where «bakshish» is also very commonly practiced. This name of this tipping practice comes from the word «pressa», a «donation» worth about 50 piasters, and tourists as well as local Egyptians give them out. It serves various service staff (drivers, guards, waiters, etc.) to complement their meager wages.
Egypt is a country that relies heavily on the Muslim religion. It’s also a country where history is rich because of its dynasties of pharaohs and its enormous monuments. It really couldn’t get away with anything else as far as representations on its banknotes. On most banknotes, you’ll find one of the many mosques of the country on one side, and on the other an homage to its history in monuments (Abu Simbel on the 1-pound note, the statue of Shephren on the 10-pound note and the Great Sphinx on the 100-pound note).