Country's that use USD as currency
 

What country's rely or base their currency on the USD, or in other words were does a dollar still means something rather than 0,54??

Panama uses the USD...

In Angola people normally use dollars

there are a few places that have their currencies pegged to the US dollar....China used to be until they depegged it last year...Hong Kong is still pegged to the dollar, but depending on how the US currency goes that may not be true for much longer.

Keep them coming! :)

bump.........

I don't think this is what you want, but I am pretty sure that many countries in the Caribbean and Central America will accept dollars. Pretty sure Mexico will, it was when I was there last... being on the border, I'm sure much of it still does.

found this list on google,
East Timor
British Indian Ocean Territory
British Virgin Islands
East Timor
Ecuador
El Salvador
Marshall Islands
Northern Mariana Islands
Palau
Panama
Turks and Caicos Islands
United States

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of..._of_currencies

ecuador does

Puerto Rico does, although they are not an independent country.

ukraine, but they(governemt) update rate from time to time :)

was over 5, now it's 4,65

Cambodia, Laos and Cuba

All use USD along with their own currency. Cuba claimed to stop using USD about 2 years ago, but it is still used among the people.

national rate is more like 4.85 your just getting 4.65 :thumbsup

In this great country called the US of A, USD1 is still $1. :pimp

Promo until the Amero. :pimp

Sweden use USD. You can buy a hamburger at McDonalds for $1,5.

USD accepted everywhere exept MCD ?

Actually that is not true. The USD is worth LESS than what the USD used to be because it is no longer backed by gold. I forgot the exact amount, but compared to what it used to be worth, it's only worth a small fraction of that now.

Backed by paper = a lot less than backed by gold.

And yes, I totally agree that the Amero is coming. Once the dollar totally tanks, and Canada starts to tank (it just started dropping), then they will come in and save they day with the Amero.

They break it, they fix it, they look like heros, we may or may not lose. All the while the people are sleeping at the wheel.

ahah no thanks :winkwink:

The Bahamas uses US currency as well as its own.

Since the ratio is 1:1, it is common for visitors and residents to pay for goods and services in a mismatched combination of the two currencies.