How to show NZ$ / AU$ instead of just $ using this code? [closed] - javascript

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I'm using the below code as part of a toggle switch solution for my site and it's great but it only shows up a dollar sign for each currency as they're both in dollars.
What would I add to have it say NZ$ and AU$ instead of the naked $?
<span data-currency="AUD" class="left">&dollar;</span>
<span data-currency="NZD" class="right">&dollar;</span>

How about
<span data-currency="AUD" class="left">AU&dollar;</span>
<span data-currency="NZD" class="right">NZ&dollar;</span>
Which should result in:
AU&dollar;
NZ&dollar;
Is that what you're trying to get?
Anything inside the <span></span> should show up for your users.

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