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Is it possible to get product price in local currency from the app itself. For example if I am selling Product1 with price of 1$ through Google Play In App billing. A customer from UK clicks on a button to purchase the product and the price at Google Play is shown in GBP. Can I get localized price in the app from Google Play so I can display it to the customer in its own currency?
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Google uses the exchange rate at the time the order is placed to convert sales processed in the buyer's currency to the currency of your Google account. This rate updates throughout the day, and conversion occurs each time an order is charged. You'll see the exchange rate in your order receipt for each app.
Click on the More options button in the lower left corner. Scroll down to the Currency field and select your desired currency from the currency list. Tap the Done button.
With some apps, you can buy additional content or services within the app. We call these "in-app purchases." Here are some examples of in-app purchases: A sword that gives you more power in a game. A key that unlocks more features of an app. Virtual currency that can be used for purchases.
Price is expressed in micro-units, where 1,000,000 micro-units represents one unit of the currency. For example, if the subscription price is €1.99, priceAmountMicros is 1990000.
The in-app billing v3 claims to be able to accomplish this:
The API also introduces a long-anticipated feature: the ability to query in-app product information directly from Google Play. Developers can now programmatically obtain an item's title, description and price. No currency conversion or formatting is necessary: prices are reported in the user's currency and formatted according to their locale
Source: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2012/12/in-app-billing-version-3.html
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