| English | French |
| accounting currency | devise comptable (The customary monetary unit of measure that is used to record the monetary value of economic resources in ledger accounts) |
| accounting currency unit | devise comptable (A currency unit used to quantify the financial consequences of accounting events) |
| alternate currency | devise secondaire (The currency unit used on a site to convert and format a second currency for dual display) |
| base currency | devise de base (The currency a business uses to record all transactions in their ledgers, or the primary currency in which they transact with their bank. The base currency is also commonly referred to as the billing currency, functional currency, or booking currency of a business. The Order Processing pipeline always processes orders using the base currency of the Web site. The base currency can be different than the buyer currency and the supplier currency. The base currency is stored in the billing_currency field in the orderform header) |
| base currency unit | devise de base (The computed currency unit in an exchange rate calculation) |
| buyer currency | devise de l'acheteur (The currency unit used on a site to convert and format a second currency for dual display) |
| currency code | code de devise (An alphanumeric identifier that represents a currency unit) |
| currency code | code devise (An alphanumeric identifier that represents a currency unit) |
| currency conversion | conversion monétaire (The process of restating foreign currency accounts of subsidiaries into equivalent currency (usually the reporting currency of the parent company), in order to prepare consolidated financial statements in the native currency of the parent company) |
| currency conversion rate | taux de conversion monétaire (The multiplier used for converting the base currency of the Web site to the buyer currency or supplier currency) |
| currency exchange | change (The process of restating foreign currency accounts of subsidiaries into equivalent currency (usually the reporting currency of the parent company), in order to prepare consolidated financial statements in the native currency of the parent company) |
| currency LCID | LCID de devise (A value that identifies the locale for currency handling. The default value is zero, which uses the default locale ID of the server) |
| currency locale identifier | identificateur LCID de devise (A value that identifies the locale for currency handling. The default value is zero, which uses the default locale ID of the server) |
| currency symbol | symbole de devise (A symbol selected to designate a specific currency) |
| currency symbol | symbole monétaire (A symbol selected to designate a specific currency) |
| currency translation | conversion monétaire (The process of restating foreign currency accounts of subsidiaries into equivalent currency (usually the reporting currency of the parent company), in order to prepare consolidated financial statements in the native currency of the parent company) |
| currency unit | devise (A discrete division of currency value) |
| foreign currency | devise étrangère (Any form of money in public circulation that is not your base (local) currency) |
| foreign currency revaluation | réévaluation des comptes en devises (A procedure for recording revalued assets and liabilities that account for differences in exchange rates between an original transaction currency unit and accounting currency unit conversion and a period end transaction currency and accounting currency conversion) |
| foreign currency translation | conversion monétaire (The process of restating foreign currency accounts of subsidiaries into equivalent currency (usually the reporting currency of the parent company), in order to prepare consolidated financial statements in the native currency of the parent company) |
| foreign currency translation | conversion des devises (A procedure for recording revalued functional currency account balances when restating account balances in a reporting currency) |
| foreign currency unit | devise étrangère (A currency unit of a country/region that is not the functional currency unit of the primary legal entity) |
| functional currency | devise fonctionnelle (The primary currency in which a company maintains its financial records. Typically the functional currency is the currency for the country/region where the company is located) |
| functional currency unit | devise fonctionnelle (A currency unit of a country/region in which a primary legal entity locates its business activities and in which it generates most of its revenue and expenses) |
| high-precision currency value | valeur de devise haute précision (A currency value represented as a 64-bit integer) |
| originating currency | devise d'origine (The currency in which a business exchange is transacted and recorded) |
| pivot currency | devise pivot (The currency against which exchange rates are entered in the rate measure group) |
| quotation currency unit | devise de cotation (The currency unit in an exchange rate calculation) |
| reporting currency | devise de déclaration (The monetary unit of measure used to record the converted monetary value of economic transactions in ledger accounts for financial and management reporting purposes) |
| reporting currency unit | devise de reporting (A currency unit that is used to record the financial consequences of accounting events and to prepare and report ancillary financial statements) |
| system currency unit | devise système (A currency unit that is used as the default currency unit if no currency unit is specified when entering monetary amounts) |
| transaction currency unit | devise de transaction (A currency unit that a party accepts for payment) |
| triangulation currency | devise pivot (A currency that can be used to convert between two other currencies for which there is no direct exchange rate table available. The triangulation currency must have available exchange rates with both of the currencies to be converted. The first currency can be converted into the common (triangulation) currency, and then the common currency can be converted into the second currency) |
