Use the LaTeX default command to print dollar in text mode and math mode without any package
$
$
\mathdollar
Write the dollar symbol in different fonts
Negrita
\textbf{
$}
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\textbf{
Roman
\textrm{
$}
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\textrm{
Enfático
\textem{
$}
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\textem{
Itálica
\textit{
$}
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\textit{
Slanted
\textsl{
$}
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\textsl{
Sans Serif
\textsf{
$}
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\textsf{
Small Caps
\textsc{
$}
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\textsc{
Typewriter
\texttt{
$}
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\texttt{
Subrayado
\textbf{
$}
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\textbf{
Write the dollar symbol in different sizes
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{\tiny
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{\scriptsize
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{\footnotesize
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{\small
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{\normalsize
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{\large
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{\Large
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{\huge
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{ \Huge
Using different packages to print the dollar sign
At this time, use the fontawesome package to print the dollar sign
\usepackage{fontawesome}
\faUsd
use the marvosym package by adding the package to your document
\usepackage{marvosym}
\EyesDollar
Add the textcomp package to your document to use the below dollar symbol
\usepackage{textcomp}
\textdollar
\textdollaroldstyle

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