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> 彼は円をドルに両替した。  
>  He exchanged yen for dollars.  
>  彼は円をドルと交換した。  
>  He exchanged yen for dollars.

I am not sure I understand why in one sentence に is used yet in the second
sentence と is used. Could と and に be used interchangeably in this situation?
Would the meaning be slightly different?
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particles particle-に particle-と
Can と、に sometimes be Interchanged in a sentence? 彼は円をドルに/と両替した。
In cases like this they are sometimes interchangeable, but are also often
idiomatically used with certain verbs (a collocation).

Think of に as Ａ→Ｂ and と as Ａ↔Ｂ:

> 円をドルに両替した。  
>  Change yen into dollars. (I give you yen, I get dollars)  
>  円をドルと交換した。  
>  Exchange yen for dollars (I give you yen, you give me dollars).
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