Multi Currency application

Hi All.
I have created a multi currency application with only two currencies USD and Euro. But when i try to enter the data into the data forms through USD or Euro, i am not able to do that.
But when i select local then it allows me to enter the data. I never created a local member and its not their in the dimension, so what is the significance of this local currency.
Also, i created some currency conversion scripts and run them successfully but when i see data across Euro or USD it is the same data i entered into the local currency.
Please guide as I am very confused.

Have a read of this post :- Re: Read/Write functionality in Planning Data Forms
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