One dollar is equal to 100 cents. Larger denominations were printed before 1947, but are no longer circulated. These are rarely circulated and are considered a collector's item. U.S. notes are currently undergoing a multi-year redesign process to combat counterfeiters. Old and new bills are still in use, and currency with the old design will not expire.
Most outdoor ATMs are available around the clock.
Many ATMs in Texas display instructions in English and Spanish. Most ATMs are connected to national and international banking networks, allowing international visitors to withdraw U.S. currency from their foreign accounts or credit cards. Check the network logos on the machines to see what networks are available. If you're using another bank's ATM, you'll be charged a fee for the privilege and possibly another fee from your bank back home. ATMs inside theme parks and hotels generally have much higher fees than machines at banks or grocery stores.