Splitting BitCoin in Currency

[Pappy]

I've been reading a lot and notice everyone that is using BitCoin is for the most part is in development ie. knows programing etc.

In a few post people are talking about getting the average person to start using BitCoin. Which I would place myslef in that catergoy, I'm not a tech person, I know nothing about programing BitCoin or other programs.

I think I found something that needs to be done for the average person to start using BitCoin.

You can find out how much One (1) BitCoin is to your currencey. Example: One (1) BitCoin = $6.50 USD.

I might have missed it or haven't found it yet. Is there a site or something people can use to split the BitCoin in to dollars and cents or their currency.

As I stated, it's easy to find the value of one (1) BitCoin = $6.50 USD or what ever.

But people will want to split the BitCoin into the Dollar, Pound or what ever into their currency is.

For example: 
The average person is going to ask. I have a product that sells for $4.95 or $29.99 What is it in BitCoin's?


So my question is, Anyone have a site that can split the BitCoin for people (Maybe I didn't I find it yet)

Make it easy for people to get the answer and they may use BitCoin's on their site(s).

[Meni Rosenfeld]

You can use http://btctox.org/ to convert Bitcoin amounts to any other currency, and vice versa.

Personally I just go to http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ and look at the last traded price on Mt. Gox ("Cl").

[paraipan]

You can do it with a pocket calc, or a mobile phone that has a calculator.

First find out the price of a bitcoin, then divide the $ amount by it, like this:

$29.99 / 6.50(bitcoin price) = ~BTC 4,61   or   $4.95 / $6.50 = ~BTC 0,76

Hope it helps

[Stephen Gornick]

Is there a site or something people can use to split the BitCoin in to dollars and cents or their currency.

 - http://preev.com/

[Raoul Duke]

First you need to get used not to write Bitcoin with a capital C.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2200.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=7311.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=7413.0

After you get past that, come back and learn the rest lol

j/k

[Pappy]

Thanks for the links and info.

Writing Bitcoin with a "C", don't know why I did that . Just seemed like the right thing to do when I was writing.

That's why there's the Newbies section, so people like me can ask dumb questions and make mistakes  Then have others correct us, well me in this case.

[inglian]

...or you can just go your own way with bItCOiN. Plead a sticky caps key.