Suggestion for Pricing Type and Pricing Exchange Rate Type

Dear All,
Good Day,
what would be your recommendation to maintain Pricing type and Pricing exchange rate type for below process.
1. Invocie.
2. Cancellation of Invoice.
3. Return Invoice.
4. Credit Note.
5. litigious Invoice.
Best Regards,
KSK

Thanks sam,
I have configured the same but now problem is Billing Header Exchange rate is not changing. Because of that Accounting document also doesn't have new exchange rate,.
1. Is there any another config needs to be maintain.
Example:
Sale order Exchange rate              10.45           Order date : 01.11.2008
Billing Header Exchange Rate         10.45           Billing date : 05.11.2008
Billing Line item Exchange Rate      11.00           Billing date : 05.11.2008 base on VTFL Config
Account Document Exchange Rate 10.45          Posting date : 05.11.2008 because of Billing Header exchange Rate
I need Accounting document also to carry New exchange rate 11.00 . suggest me.
Best Regards,
KSK

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