Recently I made a relocation. This means I now live with two main
currencies.

Before relocating, I used currency as a name for the leaf account. So if I
had a bank account BankA that held both EUR and USD, I’d have two account
BankA:EUR and BankA:USD.

However, since most of my expenses were made from my main currency, I
usually recorded that in that currency, even when traveling, since the bank
usually did the conversion of which I didn’t care. So my income/expense had
one level, let’s say Expenses:Groceries.

Now I have more than 10 years worth of financial data in my main currency
and I’m wondering how to move forward. I could let Groceries have expenses
in two currencies, but in GnuCash I adopted the currency name as a leaf for
most income/expenses as well, so I’d have Groceries:USD and Groceries:EUR.

Is this a good model for starting with beancount, or I should just let
income/expenses contain multiple currencies?

Thanks!

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