Currency symbols[₹,€,$] in LaTeX

Here are some packages that will help you create currency symbols  

The textcomp package to create below currency symbols

\usepackage{textcomp}

Thailand baht symbol

\textbaht

Dollar symbol

\textdollar

dollar old style symbol

\textdollaroldstyle

Paraguay Guarani symbol

\textguarani

South Korean won symbol

\textwon

Japan yen symbol

\textyen

Turkish lira symbol

\textlira

Nigerian naira symbol

\textnaira

Peso symbol in Latin modern roman

\textpeso

UK pound sterling symbol

\textsterling

Vietnamese dong symbol

\textdong

cent symbol

\textcent

cent old style symbol

\textcentoldstyle

currency symbol

\textcurrency

Aruban florin symbol

\textflorin

Ghanaian cedi symbol

\textcolonmonetary

The fontawesome package to create below currency symbols

\usepackage{fontawesome}

Bitcoin symbol

\faBtc

Israeli new shekel symbol

\faIls

Euro symbol

\faEur

Indian rupee symbol

\faInr

Russian Ruble symbol

\faRub

Viacoin symbol

\faViacoin

Turkish lira symbol

\faTry

Pound sterling symbol

\faGbp

Japanese yen symbol

\faJpy

Dollar symbol

\faUsd

the fontawesome5 package to create below currency symbols

\usepackage{fontawesome5}

South Korean won symbol

\faWonSign

Ukrainian hryvnia symbol

\faHryvnia

Kazakhstani Tenge symbol

\faTenge

Now from here, if you  would like to travel even further with me then you need to use the tikz package in your LaTeX document

\usepackage{tikz}

Here is the Polish zloty symbol

But tell me, how would I use them?

First, you need to copy and paste these  \newcommand lines in your document to create the zloty symbol command

\newcommand{\zloty}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.,0) {${\sf z }$};
\draw [thick] (0.075,-0.) -- (0.165,0.1);
\draw [xshift=0.2mm][thick] (0.1,-0.075) -- (0.1,0.15);
\end{tikzpicture}}

Thats it ! Now, your new command is ready to be used anywhere in the document

\zloty 

Here are Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic  Krona symbol

\newcommand{\krona}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.,0) {${\sf kr }$};
\end{tikzpicture}}

\krona

Here is the Czech koruna symbol

\newcommand{\koruna }{\begin{tikzpicture}
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.140,0.1) {\tiny \sf v};
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.,0) {${\sf Kc }$};
\end{tikzpicture}}

\koruna 

Now here, if you like to create Bulgarian lev then you should have these two packages in your LaTeX document.

\usepackage{tikz}
\usepackage{fdsymbol}

Here is the Bulgarian lev

\newcommand{\Bulgarianlev  }{\begin{tikzpicture}
\draw [thick] (-0.150,-0.120) -- (-0.150,0.125);
\draw [thick] (-0.285,0.115) -- (-0.150,0.115);
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.025,0) {${\sf B }$};
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.285,0) {$\smallint$};
\end{tikzpicture}}

\Bulgarianlev 

Here is the Azerbaijani Manat

\newcommand{\Manat}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\draw [thick,inner sep=0] (0,-0.2) arc [radius=0.1,inner sep=0,start angle=190,end angle= -10];
\draw [thick] (0.1,-0.2) -- (0.1,-0.015);
\end{tikzpicture}}

\Manat

here is the Armenian dram

\newcommand{\Armeniandram}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\draw [thick,inner sep=0] (0,-0.2) arc [radius=0.1,inner sep=0,start angle=175,end angle= -10];
\draw [thick] (0.199,-0.4) -- (0.199,-0.20);

\draw [thick] (0.1,-0.255) -- (0.293,-0.255);
\draw [thick] (0.1,-0.325) -- (0.293,-0.325);
\end{tikzpicture}}

\Armeniandram

Here is the Georgian lari

\newcommand{\Lari}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\draw [thick,inner sep=0] (0.035,-0.8) arc [radius=0.1,inner sep=0,start angle=240,end angle= 0];
\draw [thick] (0.125,-0.715) -- (0.125,-0.555);
\draw [thick] (0.065,-0.715) -- (0.065,-0.555);
\draw [thick] (-0.045,-0.8) -- (0.175,-0.8);
\end{tikzpicture}}

\Lari

Here is the Macedonian denar

\newcommand{\Macedoniandenar}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\draw [thick,inner sep=0] (-0.505,-0.085) arc [radius=0.1,start angle=295,end angle= 350];
\draw [thick] (-0.465,0.115) -- (-0.315,0.115);
\draw [thick] (-0.450,-0.015) -- (-0.450,0.115);
\draw [thick] (-0.330,-0.070) -- (-0.330,0.115);
\draw [thick] (-0.485,-0.085) -- (-0.310,-0.085);
\draw [thick] (-0.485,-0.075) -- (-0.485,-0.155);
\draw [thick] (-0.310,-0.075) -- (-0.310,-0.155);
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.265,0) {{\Large{ \sf e}}};
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.015,0) {{{ \sf H}}};
\end{tikzpicture}}

 \Macedoniandenar

now from here, if you have decided to travel even further then you need these four packages

\usepackage{arabtex}
\usepackage{utf8}
\setcode{utf8}
\usepackage{tikz}

Here is the Algerian dinar

 \RL{ d\nospace G } 

Here is the Tunisian dinar

\RL{ d\nospace.\nospace t } 

Here is the Omani rial

\RL{ r.\hspace{1mm} P } 

Here is the Qatari riyal

\newcommand{\Qataririyal}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.065,0) { \RL{    q } } ;
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.130,0) { \RL{.} } ;
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.250,0.055) { \RL{ r   } };
\end{tikzpicture}}

\Qataririyal

Here is the Iranian, Yemeni rial

\newcommand{\rial}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.065,0) { \RL{    l } } ;
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.130,0) { \RL{yaa} } ;
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.250,0.065) { \RL{ r   } };
\end{tikzpicture}}

\rial

Here is the Lebanese pound

\RL{l.\hspace{0.80mm} l } 

Here is the Kuwaiti dinar

\newcommand{\Kuwaitidinar}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\node [inner sep = 0] at (-0.065,0) { \RL{    k } } ;
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.130,0) { \RL{.} } ;
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.240,0.025) { \RL{ d   } };
\end{tikzpicture}}

\Kuwaitidinar

Here is the Bahraini dinar

\RL{ d\nospace.\nospace b. }

Here is the Iraqi dinar

\RL{ P\nospace.\nospace d } 

here is the afghani

\newcommand{\afghani}{\begin{tikzpicture}
\node [inner sep = 0] at (0.1,0.055) {\RL{  fa-}  };
\draw [thick] (0.1,-0.075) -- (0.1,-0.015);
\end{tikzpicture}}

\afghani