How do I know I am using my video credits on iTunes and not money from my account?

I was given 2 video credits for another iTunes inconvience but was not told how to use the video credits when buying my items. If anyone knows how to use the credits before the money on the account I would appreciate it.

Just buy a video and the credits will be used. Generally speaking video credits will be for the particular type of video you had trouble with and usually don't apply to movie purchases.

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