Below is a comprehensive list of currencies used in North, Central, and South America, along with their symbols:

North America

Canada: Canadian Dollar - C$

Mexico: Mexican Peso - $ / MXN

United States: US Dollar - $

Jamaica: Jamaican Dollar - J$

Bahamas: Bahamian Dollar - $

Barbados: Barbadian Dollar - $

Belize: Belize Dollar

Central America

Costa Rica: Costa Rican Colón - ₡

Guatemala: Guatemalan Quetzal - Q

Honduras: Honduran Lempira - L

Nicaragua: Nicaraguan Córdoba - C$

Panama: Panamanian Balboa - B/. (uses US dollar informally)

South America

Argentina: Argentine Peso - $ / ARS

Brazil: Brazilian Real - R$

Chile: Chilean Peso - $ / CLP

Colombia: Colombian Peso - $

Ecuador: US Dollar - $

Guyana: Guyanese Dollar - $

Paraguay: Paraguayan Guarani - ₲

Peru: Peruvian Sol - S/

Suriname: Surinamese Dollar - $

Uruguay: Uruguayan Peso - $

Venezuela: Venezuelan Bolívar - Bs

Caribbean Islands

Aruba: Aruban Florin - ƒ

Cuba: Cuban Peso - $

Dominican Republic: Dominican Peso - $

Haiti: Haitian Gourde - G

Saint Kitts and Nevis: East Caribbean Dollar - $

Saint Lucia: East Caribbean Dollar - $

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: East Caribbean Dollar - $

Trinidad and Tobago: Trinidad and Tobago Dollar - $

Some countries in the Americas use the US dollar as their official currency, including Ecuador, El Salvador, and Panama. Others, like Cuba, use dual currencies.