The thing that is concerning me is the confusion when having some listing in US dollars and some in CDN dollars.
Not really.
On your lists (Active/ Unsold/Sold) , each item will show with the currency it was listed in.
For those listed in USD, the approximate CDN dollar value will show below. For those listed in CDN , the USD dollar value will show below.
In addition, I add a Note (which cannot be seen except by me) telling me which site and when I listed. Sometimes other things too (such as closed UIDs.) I like Notes.
Doesn't that get confusing for customers,
Some few US customers panic when they see the "higher" CDN price. Most of those only need to have the US price on the page pointed out.
If someone gets really nutty about it, cancel and block. It's rare, but some sales are not worth having.
I should mention that my customers are readers and people who enjoy following instructions. (books, sewing patterns) YMMV
and billing, and fees and everything else that needs to be kept track of.
In my bookkeepping, which is a paper and pen ledger, I have separate columns for CDN and USD sales. I can see how many sales I've made in each currency (it's running neck and neck, BTW) and my accountant is fine with it too.
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