Convert Number to Words in Indian currency format with paise value [duplicate]

Question

Using PHP how to convert number to Indian currency word format with paise (decimal value)

Input
190908100.25

Output we need

nineteen crores nine lakh eight thousand one hundred Rupees .two five Paise

I expect this conversion method in core php .

Selfdriven

Write your own function? – Verenaverene

calculate each char define it's value? – Syncope

this link might be useful...#19308602 – Nonfeasance

Answer 1

Convert Currency Number to Word Format Using PHP

 <?php
  /**
   * Created by PhpStorm.
   * User: sakthikarthi
   * Date: 9/22/14
   * Time: 11:26 AM
   * Converting Currency Numbers to words currency format
   */
$number = 190908100.25;
   $no = floor($number);
   $point = round($number - $no, 2) * 100;
   $hundred = null;
   $digits_1 = strlen($no);
   $i = 0;
   $str = array();
   $words = array('0' => '', '1' => 'one', '2' => 'two',
    '3' => 'three', '4' => 'four', '5' => 'five', '6' => 'six',
    '7' => 'seven', '8' => 'eight', '9' => 'nine',
    '10' => 'ten', '11' => 'eleven', '12' => 'twelve',
    '13' => 'thirteen', '14' => 'fourteen',
    '15' => 'fifteen', '16' => 'sixteen', '17' => 'seventeen',
    '18' => 'eighteen', '19' =>'nineteen', '20' => 'twenty',
    '30' => 'thirty', '40' => 'forty', '50' => 'fifty',
    '60' => 'sixty', '70' => 'seventy',
    '80' => 'eighty', '90' => 'ninety');
   $digits = array('', 'hundred', 'thousand', 'lakh', 'crore');
   while ($i < $digits_1) {
     $divider = ($i == 2) ? 10 : 100;
     $number = floor($no % $divider);
     $no = floor($no / $divider);
     $i += ($divider == 10) ? 1 : 2;
     if ($number) {
        $plural = (($counter = count($str)) && $number > 9) ? 's' : null;
        $hundred = ($counter == 1 && $str[0]) ? ' and ' : null;
        $str [] = ($number < 21) ? $words[$number] .
            " " . $digits[$counter] . $plural . " " . $hundred
            :
            $words[floor($number / 10) * 10]
            . " " . $words[$number % 10] . " "
            . $digits[$counter] . $plural . " " . $hundred;
     } else $str[] = null;
  }
  $str = array_reverse($str);
  $result = implode('', $str);
  $points = ($point) ?
    "." . $words[$point / 10] . " " . 
          $words[$point = $point % 10] : '';
  echo $result . "Rupees  " . $points . " Paise";
 ?> 

• Output
  

  nineteen crores nine lakh eight thousand one hundred Rupees . two five Paise
  

  ---

  Now i have added Simplified Method as follows:

  
  function getIndianCurrency(float $number)
  {
      $decimal = round($number - ($no = floor($number)), 2) * 100;
      $hundred = null;
      $digits_length = strlen($no);
      $i = 0;
      $str = array();
      $words = array(0 => '', 1 => 'one', 2 => 'two',
          3 => 'three', 4 => 'four', 5 => 'five', 6 => 'six',
          7 => 'seven', 8 => 'eight', 9 => 'nine',
          10 => 'ten', 11 => 'eleven', 12 => 'twelve',
          13 => 'thirteen', 14 => 'fourteen', 15 => 'fifteen',
          16 => 'sixteen', 17 => 'seventeen', 18 => 'eighteen',
          19 => 'nineteen', 20 => 'twenty', 30 => 'thirty',
          40 => 'forty', 50 => 'fifty', 60 => 'sixty',
          70 => 'seventy', 80 => 'eighty', 90 => 'ninety');
      $digits = array('', 'hundred','thousand','lakh', 'crore');
      while( $i < $digits_length ) {
          $divider = ($i == 2) ? 10 : 100;
          $number = floor($no % $divider);
          $no = floor($no / $divider);
          $i += $divider == 10 ? 1 : 2;
          if ($number) {
              $plural = (($counter = count($str)) && $number > 9) ? 's' : null;
              $hundred = ($counter == 1 && $str[0]) ? ' and ' : null;
              $str [] = ($number < 21) ? $words[$number].' '. $digits[$counter]. $plural.' '.$hundred:$words[floor($number / 10) * 10].' '.$words[$number % 10]. ' '.$digits[$counter].$plural.' '.$hundred;
          } else $str[] = null;
      }
      $Rupees = implode('', array_reverse($str));
      $paise = ($decimal > 0) ? "." . ($words[$decimal / 10] . " " . $words[$decimal % 10]) . ' Paise' : '';
      return ($Rupees ? $Rupees . 'Rupees ' : '') . $paise;
  }

method calling :

echo getIndianCurrency(79855995.19);

output seven crore ninety eight lakhs fifty five thousands nine hundred and ninety five Rupees .one nine Paise

Selfdriven

Perfectly works for me. – Goldman

34234.50 this number returns error Notice: Undefined offset: -5 – Hesperian

share your code logic – Selfdriven

This support upto 99 crores. 100 crore onwards, it returns notice and wrong result. – Doorplate

Shouldn't it show "twenty-five paisa"? for 190908100.25 – Bibliofilm

yes two five paisa is the currency standard – Selfdriven

there is a problem in both cases it's seven paise. 313.70 = three hundred and thirteen rupees and seven paise, 313.07 = three hundred and thirteen rupees and seven paise – Architectonics

That's great! Thanks for your effort. It saved my time! :) – Persona

Just change 2nd last line to $paise = ($decimal > 0) ? "" . ($words[(int)($decimal/10)*10] . " " . $words[$decimal % 10]) . ' Paise' : ''; – Manisa