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The Habbo Exchange is a section in the catalogue which allows you to purchase credit furniture for your credits which you can then trade, use in rooms or simply redeem back to credits. This makes it easy and possible to trade credits with other Habbos. Redeeming and Purchasing Here is a short guide of the process.
Firstly find and click the the "Habbo Exchange" section in the catalogue. You will then see a range of Credits Furniture that you can purchase. You can click any but I will be buying a Gold Bar in this guide. 
Once you have chosen which one to buy, simply click on it and select buy like you would with any other piece of furniture from the catalogue. This will then send the furni to your hand.
Then you can take it from your hand, put it in a room, trade it or just generally play around with it. The image shows all the Credit Furniture and shows the coins being stacked on top of each other.
If you want to send them back to credits because you're bored or because you've just bought a Gold Bar so that you can use credits to buy furniture then simply drop the furniture down in your room and double click it. This will pop up a box like the image above. You can then click redeem which will send the credits into your purse for you to do whatever you want with them.
If you click the catalogue then the front page will show you how many credits you have and allow you to buy more credits or cash in a voucher.
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The tradable credit furniture come in different types, containing different amounts of credits. Here is a list of them with a short description next to each of them Credit Furniture The Tradable Credit Furniture collection has five different items of furniture, containing different amounts of credits. Here is a list of them with a short description next to each of them.
Gold Bar
 The Gold Bar is worth Fifty Credits. It is among the most popular of the credit furniture as it is the most expensive and looks very nice stacked in casinos and other rooms. The Gold Bar can be stacked on top of each other like "Z Shelves" and take up one square in a room. At the current time Gold Bars are sold and bought for around 4 CS. |
Sack of Coins
 The Sack of Coins, often referred to as the Sack, is worth Twenty Credits. In size terms it is the largest out of the Credit Furniture and takes up one square. It is a large brown sack with a "H" on the front. The Sack of Coins is fairly popular among Habbos and is the second most expensive of the Credit Furni'. At the current time Sacks are sold and bought for around 1.6 CS. |
Gold Coin
 The Gold Coin is worth Ten Credits. The Gold Coin is fairly common as it is in between high and low cost. Like the Gold Bar, it can be stacked on top of other coins, creating coin towers. The Gold Coin is fairly small although it does take up a whole square still in a room. At the current time Gold Coins are sold and bought for around 0.8 CS. |
Silver Coin
 The Silver Coin is worth Five Credits. The Silver Coin is not as common as the Gold Coin but can often be seen in giveaways and low budget games. As with the Gold Coin, it can be stacked on top on things to make a Coin tower. At the current time Silver Coins are sold and bought for around 0.4 CS. |
Bronze Coin
 The Bronze Coin is worth One Credit. Because of its low value you will see this coin very often on budget rooms and giveaways or other competitions. It is also often used in rooms when stacked on top of its self to create bronze towers. At the current time Bronze Coins are sold and bought for around 0.08 CS. |
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