Just about every country has its own currency. The following list lets you know what each Hispanic country uses for its currency, and the breakdown into smaller units. You can also see the symbol for each currency.

PAÍS	UNIDAD MONETARIA	SUBDIVISIÓN	SÍMBOLO
country	monetary unit	subdivision	symbol
Argentina	peso	100 centavos	$
Belice	dólar	100 centavos	$
Bolivia	peso	100 centavos	$B
Chile	peso chileno	1000 escudos	$
Colombia	peso	100 centavos	$P
Costa Rica	colón	100 céntimos	¢
Cuba	peso	100 centavos	Q
Ecuador	quetzal	100 centavos	S/
El Salvador	colón	100 centavos	¢
España	euro	100 céntimos	€•P
Guatemala	quetzal	100 centavos	Q
Guyana	dólar guyanés	100 centavos	G$
Haití	gourde	100 céntimos	Gde•G
Honduras	lempira	100 centavos	L
México	peso	100 centavos	$
Nicaragua	córdoba	100 centavos	C$
Panamá	balboa	100 centésimos	B/
Paraguay	guaraní	100 céntimos	G
Perú	sol	100 centavos	S/$
Puerto Rico	US dollar	100 cents	$
Republica Dominicana	peso	100 centavos	RD$
Tobago & Trinidad	dólar trinitario	100 centavos	TT$
Uruguay	peso	100 centésimos	$
Venezuela	bolivar	100 céntimos	B

Have you ever checked out currency exchange rates? It's fun to see that $1.00 American can be a LOT of money somewhere else!