Learn to Give Change
Features and Benefits
• Easy to use
• Perfect mental training
• Material Design UI
Currencies available
• EUR Euro
• USD US Dollar
Plus version
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.argonremote.learngivechangeplus
If you want to know more, please don't hesitate to email us at [email protected]
TAGS: Learn to Give Change, Learn to Calculate the Rest, Mini Cash, Cash Simulator, Expert Cashier, Supermarket Cashier, Cash Register, Cash Trainer, Cash Desk, Educational Game, Mental Arithmetic, Mental Calculation, Apprentice, Trainee
Category : Education
Reviews (10)
I really like the app, its nice to practice. It would be nice if you could also choose yourself what coins you want to use to train with. In the Netherlands we don't use the 1 and 2 cents anymore. So €5,22 will be rounded to €5,20. Also in the store where i work we dont accept bills higher than 50 euro's. It would also be nice if you can set a max price to train with, in the shop I work with its just small prices, never really more than 50 euro's. But overal good app and works fast.
Everything you need to know is in the title. Helps you learn to count change. Suggestions: remove the $2 bill, that is a very rare bill that was only printed one year in 1976. The 50c and 1.00 coins are also quite rare.
Pretty good, but maybe add an option to calculate it for you (so you can just spend time getting the exact change)
Hi, is it possible to add Indian rupees also in currency? It would be of great help..wanted to help out special ed students
Horribly inaccurate. I literally took out a calculator after using this app after five mins and the app counts right amounts wrong. Just trash lmao
Great for try to count change fast. Very help for clerk's.
from the first page is a guessing game. Learn on your own. No good.
I needed australian dollars you should add that
thanking
It would be an even more excellent app if they had a few more features. The first, an option for a timer. To challenge yourself to finish counting the money in an x amount of time. The second, I think it would help to add coins in the mix of numbers for cash given. Maybe provide that as optional. It is easier to subtract the total from whole a number which is the cash given. So that is also a good challenge. Third and final suggestion, I think adding hints could help for those who want it.