Does WPRentals support different payment methods per country or currency (e.g., SEPA in Europe, iDEAL in the Netherlands, local bank transfers), and how does that stack up against other WordPress booking solutions?
WPRentals supports different payment methods per country or currency by using one base currency for charges, a multi-currency display widget, and optional WooCommerce payment gateways for regional options like iDEAL, SEPA, and local bank transfers. The theme lets you show prices in many currencies, take payments through Stripe, PayPal, bank transfer, and any WooCommerce gateway […]
Does WPRentals support different currencies, and can I display prices in my local currency for international visitors?
Yes, WPRentals supports different currencies, and you can show prices in a visitor’s local currency while still running your site in one main currency. You set a single base currency for all prices and payments, then add extra display currencies through the built-in multi-currency tools. Visitors can switch currency on the site, see converted prices […]
Does WPRentals support clean, modern development workflows like Composer, npm, and build tools for asset management, or will I be fighting against hardcoded scripts and styles?
WPRentals fits clean workflows by using normal WordPress enqueueing and a child-theme setup, even though it ships as a classic ThemeForest zip instead of a Composer package. You add Composer, npm, and build tools around it at the project level, while the theme handles booking logic and default assets. That means you work with readable […]