3 examples of 'python format currency' in Python
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14 @register.filter(name='currency') 15 def currency_formatter(value, currency=None): 16 """ 17 Format decimal value as currency 18 """ 19 try: 20 value = D(value) 21 except (TypeError, InvalidOperation): 22 return "" 23 # Using Babel's currency formatting 24 # http://babel.pocoo.org/docs/api/numbers/#babel.numbers.format_currency 25 currency = currency or settings.ACCOUNTING_DEFAULT_CURRENCY 26 kwargs = { 27 'currency': currency, 28 'format': getattr(settings, 'CURRENCY_FORMAT', None), 29 'locale': to_locale(get_language()), 30 } 31 return format_currency(value, **kwargs)
32 def __str__(self): 33 return ("{} {}".format(self.amount, self.currency._symbol))
194 def amount_string(amount: int, currency: str) -> str: 195 zero_decimal_currencies = ["bif", "djf", "jpy", "krw", "pyg", "vnd", "xaf", 196 "xpf", "clp", "gnf", "kmf", "mga", "rwf", "vuv", "xof"] 197 if currency in zero_decimal_currencies: 198 decimal_amount = str(amount) # nocoverage 199 else: 200 decimal_amount = '{0:.02f}'.format(float(amount) * 0.01) 201 202 if currency == 'usd': # nocoverage 203 return '$' + decimal_amount 204 return decimal_amount + ' {}'.format(currency.upper())