Chapter 26: Icons Currency

1. What is the “Icons Currency” Page?

It’s a focused reference list showing only the free icons from Font Awesome 5 that represent money, currencies, bills, coins, exchange, payment symbols, and financial signs.

These icons are super useful for:

  • E-commerce sites (pricing, checkout, payment methods)
  • Finance apps / banking dashboards
  • Blog posts about economy, crypto, forex, or personal finance
  • “Pricing Plans” or “Subscription” sections
  • Donation / charity pages (pair with Charity icons)
  • Currency converter tools
  • Invoice / receipt templates
  • “Buy Now” or “Add to Cart” buttons

In Font Awesome 5 free, the Currency category includes both generic money symbols (dollar, euro, pound, rupee, yen) and specific bill/coin icons (money-bill, money-check, etc.). It’s a medium-sized category in FA5 free (around 15–25 icons, mostly solid fas, some regular far). Newer versions (FA6/7) added more (like bitcoin-sign, rupee-sign variants, wallet), but FA5 free has the essentials that power most money-related UIs even today.

2. Main Free Currency Icons in Font Awesome 5 (From the W3Schools Page)

Here are the key free ones you’ll see in the table (solid fas unless noted; these are the most common classics from FA5 free Currency category):

  • Dollar Sign (classic $ – US dollar) <i class=”fas fa-dollar-sign”></i>
  • Euro Sign (€ – European euro) <i class=”fas fa-euro-sign”></i>
  • Pound Sign (£ – British pound) <i class=”fas fa-pound-sign”></i>
  • Rupee Sign (₹ – Indian rupee) <i class=”fas fa-rupee-sign”></i>
  • Yen Sign (¥ – Japanese yen / Chinese yuan) <i class=”fas fa-yen-sign”></i>
  • Lira Sign (₺ – Turkish lira) <i class=”fas fa-lira-sign”></i>
  • Ruble Sign (₽ – Russian ruble) <i class=”fas fa-ruble-sign”></i>
  • Shekel Sign (₪ – Israeli new shekel) <i class=”fas fa-shekel-sign”></i>
  • Hryvnia Sign (₴ – Ukrainian hryvnia) <i class=”fas fa-hryvnia”></i>
  • Won Sign (₩ – South Korean won) <i class=”fas fa-won-sign”></i>
  • Money Bill (banknote / cash bill) <i class=”fas fa-money-bill”></i>
  • Money Bill Alt (alternative bill style) <i class=”fas fa-money-bill-alt”></i> (regular style also available: far fa-money-bill-alt)
  • Money Bill Wave (wavy bill – modern cash look) <i class=”fas fa-money-bill-wave”></i>
  • Money Check (check / cheque with money) <i class=”fas fa-money-check”></i>
  • Money Check Alt (alternative check style) <i class=”fas fa-money-check-alt”></i>
  • Bitcoin (₿ – cryptocurrency bitcoin) <i class=”fab fa-bitcoin”></i> (brand style)
  • Gg / Gg Circle (some alt currency symbols, like game currency) <i class=”fab fa-gg”></i> / <i class=”fab fa-gg-circle”></i>

These are the main free Currency icons (around 15–20 solid/regular/brand ones). The page focuses on global currencies + generic cash symbols.

3. Real Code Examples – How to Use Currency Icons

Example 1: Pricing Plan Card (very common on SaaS/finance sites)

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Example 2: Currency Converter Snippet (finance app style)

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Example 3: Donation / Payment Button

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Example 4: Multi-Currency Support List

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Example 5: “Cash on Delivery” Badge

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4. Teacher Tips for Currency Icons

  • Colors — Greens (#4caf50) for money/success, blues (#007bff) for dollar/trust, oranges (#ff5722) for rupee/energy, golds (#f7931a) for bitcoin/crypto.
  • Size — Big sizes (fa-5x, fa-6x) look great on pricing cards; use fa-2x inside text for inline money symbols.
  • Combine categories — Pair with Payment & Shopping (credit-card, shopping-cart), Finance (chart-line), or Charity (hand-holding-usd) for full money flow.
  • Accessibility — Add aria-label=”Price in Indian Rupees” for screen readers; hide decorative ones with aria-hidden=”true”.
  • Upgrade note — In Font Awesome 6/7, Currency has more free icons (rupee-sign, sterling-sign, coin, wallet) — upgrade for richer finance/crypto designs.

Summary – Quick Recap

Icons Currency = W3Schools’ page listing Font Awesome 5 free money/currency icons like dollar-sign 💵, rupee-sign ₹, euro-sign €, pound-sign £, money-bill 💵, bitcoin ₿, etc. Ideal for pricing tables, e-commerce, finance apps, donation buttons, currency converters, or any “money/payment” theme.

Clear now? Want me to:

  • Build a full “Pricing Plans” or “Checkout” demo page with these icons?
  • Show how Currency icons look in a modern finance dashboard?
  • Compare FA5 vs newer versions (more global currencies)?
  • Or next category like “Icons Date & Time”?

Just raise your hand — teacher is counting the rupees! 💰₹💵🚀

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