Because of hyper-inflation, Zimbabwe switched to using the U.S. dollar as its currency. But while the country has plenty of bills, it doesn’t have very much change, as coins are expensive to ship and difficult to acquire. This means every purchase creates a complicated effort to land exactly on a whole-dollar amount …
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