#include <iostream>

using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;

int main ()
{

	int number;
	
	// read numbers 

	cout << "Enter amount of money:" << endl;
	cin >> number;


	cout << number << endl; 

	return 0;
}

cout.width(11); //there are 11 spaces available
cout.fill('*');     // fill blank spaces with *
cout<<s;

string text[] = { "Zero", "One", ......, "Nine", "Ten", "Eleven", "Twelve", ....,"Twenty", "Thirty", ...., "Ninety"};

<?php
// Create an array with values 0-100

$TextNumber = array(0 => "zero",
                    1 => "one",
                    2 => "two",
                    3 => "three",
                    4 => "four",
                    5 => "five",
                    6 => "six",
                    7 => "seven",
                    8 => "eight",
                    9 => "nine",
                    10 => "ten",
                    11 => "eleven",
                    12 => "twelve",
                    13 => "thirteen",
                    14 => "fourteen",
                    15 => "fifteen",
                    16 => "sixteen",
                    17 => "seventeen",
                    18 => "eighteen",
                    19 => "nineteen",
                    20 => "twenty",
                    30 => "thirty",
                    40 => "fourty",
                    50 => "fifty",
                    60 => "sixty",
                    70 => "seventy",
                    80 => "eighty",
                    90 => "ninety",
                    100 => "hundred");

// Create an array with additional values
$TextNumberHuge = array(      1000 => "thousand",
                           1000000 => "million",
                        1000000000 => "billion",
                     1000000000000 => "trillion",
                  1000000000000000 => "quadrillion");

// Output 0-999 on the screen
for ($i = 0; $i< 1000; $i++)
     echo "$i     :    ".NumberToText($i)."<BR>";

// This function divides the number into portions
// eg: 1'234'567'890 will be divided into:
//   1*1'000'000'000 + 234*1'000'000 + 567*1'000 + 890*1
function NumberToText($org_number) {

   global $TextNumber, $TextNumberHuge;

   // Value is less than 20 ? Pull the value from the array and quit
   if ($org_number < 20)
        return $TextNumber[$org_number];

   // get the value which is between 0-999 (use modulo)
   $string = NumberToTextSubPart(gmp_mod($org_number,1000));

   // Process the table with the thousand, million, billion, trillion, etc values
   foreach ($TextNumberHuge as $hnumber => $word) {
        // get the integer part of the number divided by 1'000, 1'000'000, etc
        // so we get first: 567 then 234 then 1 (looking on our example)
        $value = (int)($org_number/$hnumber);
        // Add the word to the string ONLY if it was bigger than 0
        // and add the string describing how big the number is:
        // eg: for 345*1'000 we would get "three hundred and fourty five"
        //     and we would add "thousands" to it
        // (the "s" part is added only if the value is greater than 1)
        if ($value > 0)
             $string = NumberToTextSubPart($value)." $word".(($value == 1) ? " " : "s ").$string;
   }
   return $string;
}


function NumberToTextSubPart ($tmpnumber) {

   global $TextNumber;

   $tmpstring = "";
   // Get number of ones in the number (eg for 345, $ones will be 5)
   $ones = gmp_mod($tmpnumber, 10);
   // Get the value for "tens" in the number (eg, for 345, $tens will be 40)
   $tens = gmp_mod($tmpnumber-$ones, 100);
   // Get the value for "hundreds" (eg, for 345, $hundreds will be 300)
   $hundreds = gmp_mod($tmpnumber-$tens-$ones,1000);

   // Values lower than 20 require special behaviour
   // since they are taken from the array
   if (($tens+$ones < 20) and ($tens+ones>0)) {
           $tmpstring =  $TextNumber[$tens+$ones];
   }else{
       // Add the ones into the string, eg, for 345 it would be "five"
       if ($ones > 0)
           $tmpstring =  $TextNumber[$ones];
       // Add tens to the string, eg, for 345 it would be "fourty"
       // so the string will be now "fourty five"
       if ($tens > 0)
           $tmpstring =  $TextNumber[$tens]." ".$tmpstring;
   }
   // Add hundreds to the string and add "and" part if we have any previous
   // value in the string, eg, for 345 it will be "three hundred"
   // so the string will be now "three hundred and fourty five"
   if ($hundreds > 0)
        $tmpstring = $TextNumber[$hundreds/100]." ".$TextNumber[100].(empty($tmpstring)? "":" and ".$tmpstring);

    // return the string to calling procedure
    return $tmpstring;
}

?>