I want to convert currencies in my Django app. I created a model Customer. In customer model, there are two fields for that credit_limit and currency_choice. I am using django-money for conversion. But I get an error: MissingRate at /customer Rate GBP -> USD does not exist How can I solve it? views.py: models.py: settings.py: traceback: Answer I took a
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How does Python babel round numbers?
I’m building a financial website with the Flask framework and I’m currently writing unit tests for it. I’m using the Babel package to format money amounts and I hit upon rather strange rounding behaviour. I would expect rounding to be up in case of a 5, or to at least be consistent. But look at this: Why is this so,
Currency formatting in Python
I am looking to format a number like 188518982.18 to £188,518,982.18 using Python. How can I do this? Answer See the locale module. This does currency (and date) formatting.