This tells you how much something costs. It's stuck on, or attached to, the thing you want.
price tag
This money is round and made of metal. It's usually small amounts, like €1.
coind
This is the person who wants to buy something. They buy things in shops, or online.
customer
This is where you keep your money. You put coins in it at home. It's too big to carry around.
money box
You do this when you use money to buy something. Then you have less money.
spend money
You put money in it, & keep it in your pocket. It's small & holds coins, notes, & cards.
purse
This is the paper a shop assistant gives you after you buy things. You need it if you have a problem.
receipt
This is the machine where you pay for things. It scans the items and keeps the money.
till
This is who you pay in the shop. They pass the item in front of the scanner and you pay them.
cashier
This is a small plastic card. You use it to pay. They money comes out of your bank account.
credit card.
You keep your money, don't spend it. Put it in your money box or the bank
save money
This is paper money, with different values, like €10, €20, €100
bank notes OR cash
