have two shops one for USD and another for Euro

Hi,

As lousyfool stated, there is no 100% way to do that, but a geolocation system can allow you to do that unless the user is really trying to cheat on the system using a proxy.
Doing that is possible with the Geolocation plugin of HikaShop that is preinstalled with the Business edition.
You can configure it via the Joomla plugins manager.
Once setup, it should automatically select the default currency for newly arriving customers on your website based on their IP address.
As I mentioned, a proxy will allow the customers to tell the server that they have an IP from a different part of the world by routing the traffic through the proxy. The benefit of that, is that you'll be able to test that the system is working by using yourself a proxy to test that the correct currency is selected automatically when arriving on the website.

All the countries are enabled by default, so I'm not following you ?
If you disabled them, yes, you want to reenable them.

You can publish the euro currency via the menu System>Currencies. Again, that should be the case by default.

You'll want to edit each country zone for which you want a different currency than the main one and set their currency so that the geolocation can use that currency.instead of the main one for the customers from these countries.

There is no need to update the API keys.

If you don't get the EUR, the it means that you changed something somewhere in the configuration of your zones/currencies.
I can't say exactly what as I don't know how you have setup all that on your website.

Hi,

Based on your screenshots and your explanations here is what I can say:

First, the current currency is probably set when you arrive on your website based on your IP address (or the one of your proxy).
So that's great as it means that the geolocation plugin is doing what it should and that your zones are configured properly.

As you can see, when the price is in €, you get the $ price in parenthesis next to it. This indicates that the system couldn't find any price for the € currency in your product and so it is taking the $ price and converting it to € and as you have a currency rate of 1 and that you have the "show original price" option turned on in your product listing/configuration, you see the same price in both currency like in your screenshot.
So the problem is with your product prices. There are several possible explanations for why the system cannot find the price in € in your products:
1. you didn't set any price in € in your products
2. you set € prices in your products, but you used the "access level" icon to restrict them to only some user groups and thus the system cannot use them for the user group of your current user.
3. you set € prices in your products, but you don't have any € price for the minimum quantity 1.
4. you've changed in some way the € currency and the € currency which is activated is different than the one of your products prices.

So please check on these points. If that doesn't help, please provide a backend access via our contact form with a link to this thread so that we can check your settings for you.

Hi,

The access that you provided didn't allow us to log on your backend.
You also didn't say in your message if you checked the different points I talked about in my message.

Hi,

So it's actually problem number 4, as I had expected.
I'm not sure how you did it but all your euros prices have a currency with the id 0 set.

I've edited the product AMA080510 on your website backend and saved it (so that the currency selection for the euros price is taken into account in the database and you can see that the euros price is now displayed for that product on your listing.

You can actually easily fix that for all the products by running such query on your phpmyadmin:
UPDATE #__hikashop_price SET price_currency_id=1 WHERE price_currency_id=0;

where #__ is the prefix of your tables.