Money and currency are often used interchangeably but they have different meanings. Which statement describes the difference? Money is an intangible concept and can be seen in numbers. Currency is a tangible concept represented as promissory notes or coins. Money must be transferred physically from one entity to another. Currency is an intangible form of money that must be transferred digitally. Money is a tangible concept represented as promissory notes or coins. Currency is intangible and takes the form of numbers