Bgn currency?

BGN is the currency for the country of Bulgaria. The full name is the Bulgarian lev. It’s like how we have USD for the United States dollar. The letters BGN are just the official code for it.

If you have more than one, you say “leva.” The money is also broken down into smaller parts. These are called “stotinki.” It’s just like our cents. There are 100 stotinki in 1 lev.

A really useful thing to know is that its value is tied to the Euro. The exchange rate is always about 2 leva for 1 euro. This makes it a very stable currency. It is easy to figure out prices if you know the value of the Euro.

Bulgaria is in the European Union, but they still use their own money for now. I think they plan to use the Euro in the future, but they haven't switched yet. So if you are going to Bulgaria, you will be using leva and stotinki for your purchases. Hope this helps you.

The currency code BGN stands for the Bulgarian Lev. It's the official currency of Bulgaria. The Lev is divided into 100 smaller units called stotinki. It replaced the old Lev in 1999 after a period of hyperinflation, and it's been pegged to the Euro for many years now. You'll need BGN if you're traveling anywhere in Bulgaria, as it's the only currency accepted for everyday transactions there. It's a stable currency these days, which is great for the local economy.