What is the unit of currency of Peru?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The sol, which replaced the inti in 1991
- Step 1: Peru's currency is the sol, which replaced the inti in 1991. Step 2. Peso, real and bolívar are used elsewhere. Answer: The sol. Why not the others: The other currencies belong to other countries.
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