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The search results confirm that both USD and Costa Rican Colones (CRC) are used, especially in tourist areas. It’s often better to use colones for smaller purchases and items priced in colones, and USD for larger, tourist-oriented expenses priced in USD. Banks offer the best exchange rates, and ATMs are widely available but may have fees. It’s advisable to carry small denomination USD bills and colones. Credit cards are widely accepted, especially Visa and Mastercard, but not everywhere, particularly in rural areas. It’s crucial to be aware of the exchange rate and potential scams or unfavorable rates, especially when paying in USD and receiving change in colones, or when using ATMs. Given this information, a title that captures the essence of saving money, getting good rates, and navigating the currency system would be effective. Let’s refine the title idea, keeping the user’s request for a single, engaging, English title without markdown or citations. “Don’t Get Ripped Off! How to Save Big on Costa Rica’s Exchange Rates” is good, but I can make it more active and comprehensive. “Your Money Cheat Sheet: 7 Costa Rica Currency Hacks to Save a Fortune” “Costa Rica Money Secrets: Master Colones and Save on Every Transaction” “Unlock Costa Rica’s Best Exchange Rates: Your Ultimate Currency Guide” The last one, “Unlock Costa Rica’s Best Exchange Rates: Your Ultimate Currency Guide”, sounds professional, informative, and uses a strong call to action (“Unlock”) and a benefit (“Best Exchange Rates” and “Ultimate Currency Guide”). It also avoids being overly clickbaity while still being engaging.Unlock Costa Rica’s Best Exchange Rates Your Ultimate Currency Guide

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