Rupee is not only the name of Pakistan currency but is the common name for the currencies of India, Indonesia, Maldives, Mauritius, Nepal, Seychelles and Sri Lanka.
As Pakistani Rupee is divided into 100 Paise, Rupee of other countries are divided into other units as follows;
Indian Rupee = 100 Paise
Indonesian Rupiah = 100 Sen
Maldives Rufiyaa = 100 Laari
Mauritius Rupee = 100 Cents
Nepalese Rupee = 100 Paisas
Seychelles Rupee = 100 Cents
Sri Lankan Rupee = 100 Cents
Kindly Note that Indian Rupee is also legal tender in Bhutan, Nepal and Zimbabwe, similarly Indonesian Rupiah is legal tender in East Timor
Also Rupee was the former currencies of Afghanistan, Burma, Ceylon, Tibet, British East Africa, German East Africa, Somaliland, Zanzibar, Trucial States, French India and Portuguese India.
French India 10 Rupees (1910)
As Pakistani Rupee is divided into 100 Paise, Rupee of other countries are divided into other units as follows;
Indian Rupee = 100 Paise
Indonesian Rupiah = 100 Sen
Maldives Rufiyaa = 100 Laari
Mauritius Rupee = 100 Cents
Nepalese Rupee = 100 Paisas
Seychelles Rupee = 100 Cents
Sri Lankan Rupee = 100 Cents
Indian 100 Rupees Note
Indonesian 100 Rupiah Note
Maldives 100 Rufiyaa Note
Mauritius 100 Rupees Note
Nepalese 100 Rupees Note
Seychelles 100 Rupees Note
Sri Lankan 100 Rupees Note
Kindly Note that Indian Rupee is also legal tender in Bhutan, Nepal and Zimbabwe, similarly Indonesian Rupiah is legal tender in East Timor
Also Rupee was the former currencies of Afghanistan, Burma, Ceylon, Tibet, British East Africa, German East Africa, Somaliland, Zanzibar, Trucial States, French India and Portuguese India.
Afghanistan 1 Rupee (1928)
Burma 100 Rupees (1949)
Ceylon 100 Rupees (1945)
Portuguese India 50 Rupees (1924)
British East Africa 1 Rupee (1920)
German East Africa 100 Rupien (1905)
Italian Somaliland 5 Rupees (1893)
Trucial States (Gulf) 1 Rupee (1957)
Zanzibar 100 Rupees (1916)
Tibet 1 Rupee (1890)
