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Currently, sometimes the results round to the nearest tenth. Sometimes, it rounds to the nearest 100th. Ideally, the user should be allowed to set what decimal place a currency result rounds to.
To be clear, numbers should format as follows if the user sets rounding to two (2) decimal places:
How important is it to be able to set the rounding, vs just make sure that it rounds to the convention? e.g. do you ever want to see 4 decimals of USD, or is two decimals the most you want to see because thats the convention?
Do you have a particular use case? (it helps me prioritize feature inclusion)
For my personal purposes, I always use 2 decimal places for currency. But, for example, I see gas stations sell gas to the hundredth of a cent. I suggested rounding to an arbitrary decimal place because I assume other industries sometimes use different numerals.
However, I suspect I am in the vast majority who prefer rounding currency to two decimal places.
Currently, sometimes the results round to the nearest tenth. Sometimes, it rounds to the nearest 100th. Ideally, the user should be allowed to set what decimal place a currency result rounds to.
To be clear, numbers should format as follows if the user sets rounding to two (2) decimal places:
120 => 120.00 USD
120.1 => 120.10 USD
120.32 => 120.32 USD
120.35 => 120.36 USD
120.3499 => 120.34 USD
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