The term 'Middle Eastern Currency' refers to the currency used in countries located in the Middle East. The most common currency used in this region is the DINAR, which is a five-letter word. The DINAR is the official currency of several countries in the Middle East, including Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It is also used in some other countries in the region, such as Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen. The DINAR is divided into smaller units called fils, and its value is determined by the exchange rate with other currencies.