Currency Symbol display based on user locale

Hello All
I want to set the currency symbol in presentation such that for US user the metrics are in $ symbol and for UK user the metrics are in pound symbol .
Can anybody suggest me how to go for this setting
Thanks

Hi
I am facing the same problem which you have faced earlier
I want to set the currency symbol in presentation such that for US user the metrics are in $ symbol and for UK user the metrics are in Euro symbol .
Can you please help me in this
Thanks
pavan

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