How to format Currency in Java

import java.text.NumberFormat; import java.util.Locale; /** * How to format Number to different currency in Java. Following Java program * will show you, how you can display double value in different currency e.g. * USD, GBP and JPY. This example show price in multiple currency. * * @author */ public class Test { public static void main(String args[]) { double price = 100.25; showPriceInUSD(price, getExchangeRate( "USD")); showPriceInGBP(price, getExchangeRate( "GBP")); showPriceInJPY(price, getExchangeRate( "JPY")); } /** * Display price in US Dollar currency * * @param price * @param rate */ public static void showPriceInUSD( double price, double rate) { double priceInUSD = price * rate; NumberFormat currencyFormat = NumberFormat. getCurrencyInstance(Locale. US); System. out. printf( "Price in USD : %s %n", currencyFormat. format(priceInUSD)); } /** * Display prince in British Pound * * @param price * @param rate */ public static void showPriceInGBP( double price, double rate) { double princeInGBP = price * rate; NumberFormat GBP = NumberFormat. getCurrencyInstance(Locale. UK); System. out. printf( "Price in GBP : %s %n", GBP. format(princeInGBP)); } /** * Display prince in Japanese Yen * * @param price * @param rate */ public static void showPriceInJPY( double price, double rate) { double princeInJPY = price * rate; NumberFormat currency = NumberFormat. getCurrencyInstance(Locale. JAPAN); System. out. printf( "Price in JPY : %s %n", currency. format(princeInJPY)); } /** * @return FX exchange rate for USD * @param currency */ public static double getExchangeRate(String currency) { switch (currency) { case "USD": return 1; case "JPY": return 102.53; case "GBP": return 0.60; case "EURO": return 0.73; default: throw new IllegalArgumentException(String. format( "No rates available for currency %s %n", currency)); } } } Output Price in USD : $100. 25 Price in GBP : £ 60.15