Provided that I can fly to both Central America and (Northern) South America for the same amount of sky miles. Which place would be best for a two week budget backpacking adventure, in Jan 2007 for ...
If I took enough trains, could I travel from the United States to Brazil? Do any even cross the Panama Canal? Are there any countries in South America without decent railroads?...
Next year I'm wanting to take my wife, her mom and one of our friends to South America. We want to go to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires for sure, are there any other destinations that are a ...
I am thinking of visiting Guatemala with my boyfriend and I don't know anything about it. My main concern is that I've heard it can be dangerous traveling on your own and I don't know ...
I'm 15 yrs old and this summer I'm having rhinoplasty. When I was little I used to play rough, and one day I accidently hurt my nose really bad. After that day my nose didn't look the ...
The American Consular website has a bunch of warning about crime but they seem to be similar for all of Central America. Would a woman traveling alone be a target? Are there areas that are safer or ...
$1 is worth one dollar anywhere in the world. It's the value of the other currency that varies in the exchange rate.
sicko
it's worth a dollar... now what you can get with a dollar it's different from what you can get anywhere...
you can get a whole luch meaning soup, rice with whatever, and a glass of fresh juice.
you can buy a pound of fruits, or 4 punds of rice or even an encebollado x a dollar.. If you hear that a family of 3 can eat with a dollar don't be surprise.
cranium0466
A dollar is still a dollar in Ecuador. They use US currency there since a few years ago.
However, you'll be able to get a lot more for that dollar in Ecuador than you would in the US. Food especially is a lot cheaper.
girly83
Ecuador adopted the U.S. dollar in 2000. Both U.S. coins and Ecuadorian coins, which are equivalent to the value of the U.S. coins, are used.
nellie
one dollar
Faisal Misle
The same. Ecuador uses US Dollars, it adapted the Dollar in 2001, the sucre vanished.
Smelly Cat
A dollar.
Sanduches d
Like one dollar: the same un the us is the same
Lestat
Ecuador's currecy has been the U.S. dollar since 2001.
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