If the words and the figures differ, which counts?

On US checks, the amount in words generally prevails.

Is "and" used inside numbers?

Not in US usage; on checks, "and" comes only before the cents.

Does it work for other languages?

Yes, the Portuguese and Spanish pages follow their own rules.

What Is a Number to Words Converter? Checks and Contracts

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): A number to words converter writes a number or an amount in words: 1,234.56 becomes "one thousand two hundred thirty-four and 56/100" in check style, or "one thousand two hundred thirty-four dollars and fifty-six cents". Amounts are written in words on checks, contracts, promissory notes, invoices, receipts and legal forms because words are hard to alter and settle any doubt if the figures are unclear; if the two disagree, the words usually prevail. It also helps with spelling, such as forty, not fourty. Choose Number or Money, and Words or Check style.

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Number or amount

Currency Style CAPITAL LETTERS

On a check: write the amount in figures in the box ($1,234.56) and the words on the line, starting at the far left, then draw a line to fill the rest.

Step by step

Type the number or amount.
Choose Number or Money; for money pick Words or Check.
Copy the text into your document.

At a glance

Use	Example	Why words
Check	One thousand and 00/100	Hard to alter
Contract or loan	Ten thousand dollars ($10,000)	Settles doubts
School	105 = one hundred five	Spelling practice

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