First off the word peen is misspelled. The correct spelling is been and it come from the verb: "To be".
There are plenty of examples that I can give to you that the prices in Balboa is the same as the dollar.
Panama uses US Dollars, although its official currency is the balboa. The balboa does not exist in paper money and the exchange rate is always 1 -1. A liter of milk costs around $1.15 at the supermarket. Multiply that by 3.78 and you get the price for a gallon.
The current exchange rate is 1 to 1. It means if you buy a gallon of milk and it costs you one balboa with fifty cents then you are looking at one dollar with fifty cents!
I have been to Panama a handful of times and everytime I go I always enjoy my stay to the max.
I am there now. Panama does not have its own currency but uses U.S. dollars. It has its own coins but also uses U.S. coins. Some stores will give the price in Balboas but a Balboa is a dollar. I haven't been to a supermarket yet so I don't know about milk but food prices tend to be lower in the U.S. unless you buy imported U.S. food.
People are peen all the time no; hopefully in private though. Peen there is just like peen here.
I am going to Panama in 2 weeks, has anyone gone lately Im curious what the currency exchange is like. How much is a gallon of milk for xample?
