This one is going to be called currency-convert.js and, as you can probably guess by the name, we're going to create a currency converter.

Essentially, this is just a function that takes three arguments. We're going to start off with the currency code for the currency we're starting with; in this case, let's say I have US dollars. Then there's the currency code we're trying to convert to; let's say I'm going up to Canada and I want to see how much my money is worth; and the amount we want to convert by.

So, this is essentially asking for the Canadian equivalent of 23 USD:

// USD CAD 23

We're going to be able to use any code we want and any value we want. Now, to actually get all that information, we are going to be using two APIs. We would essentially be saying 23 USD is worth28 CAD. You can spend these in the following countries:

// USD CAD 23
// 23 USD is worth 28 CAD. You can spend these in the following countries:

Then we'll go ahead and list out all of the countries that actually accept the Canadian dollar. Now, to actually get all this information, we will be using those two APIs and I do want to explore those over inside Chrome. Then, we'll install Axios, make the requests, and integrate all of that into the currency converter.