C++ cash register/how to split floats?

I'm working on a cash register program using C ++ the issue is that i'm not sure how to use the mod operator to get the remainder and figure out how many cents and bills needed ( Twenties, tens, fives, dollars, quarters, dimes , nickels, pennies)
I used a float to get the change now someone told me i should split that change value into changeindollars and changeincents, then it should be easier to get the other details. This is what i got down so far:
thanks for the help anyone.

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<math.h>


int main(void) 
{
	float amountPurchase=0.00;
	float amountTendered=0.00;
	float change=0.00;
	int changeInDollars=0;
	int changeInCents=0;
            int Twenties, Tens, Fives; 


	printf("Welcome to the Online cash register!\n"); 
	
	printf("Please enter the total amount of purchase: $"); 
	scanf("%f", & amountPurchase);
	getchar();
	printf("Please enter the amount of money tendered: $");
	scanf("%f",& amountTendered);
	getchar();
	change = amountTendered - amountPurchase;
	printf("Your changes is:$ %.2f\n", change);

	changeInDollars =   ?
             changeInCents =   ?

	Twenties = changeInDollars / 20;
	printf("Twentie: %i\n", Twenties);
	
	
	Tens = changeInDollars /10;
	printf("Ten: %i\n", Tens);
	
	
	Fives = changeInDollars /5;
	printf("Five: %i\n", Fives);

             
	

	printf("Thanks you for using the Online cash register!\n"); 

	getchar();
	return EXIT_SUCCESS; 
}

Hi, I would make something like this:

...
Twenties = int(change/20);
change -= Twenties * 20;

Tens = int(change/10);
change -= Tens * 10;

Fives = int(change/5);
change -= Fives * 5;

int dollars = int(change/1);
change -= dollars;

change *= 100;

int quarters = int(change/25);
change -= quarters * 25;

and so on

i tried that but change is a float number and when i try compiling what you just posted it gives me a C2059 error 'type' . ..

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<math.h>


int main(void) 
{
	float amountPurchase=0.00;
	float amountTendered=0.00;
	float change=0.00;
	int changeInDollars=0;
	int changeInCents=0;
            int Twenties, Tens, Fives; 


	printf("Welcome to the Online cash register!\n"); 
	
	printf("Please enter the total amount of purchase: $"); 
	scanf("&#37;f", & amountPurchase);
	getchar();
	printf("Please enter the amount of money tendered: $");
	scanf("%f",& amountTendered);
	getchar();
	change = amountTendered - amountPurchase;
	printf("Your changes is:$ %.2f\n", change);

	Twenties = int(change/20);
	change -= Twenties * 20;
	printf("Twenties: %i\n",Twenties);

	Tens = int(change/10);
	change -= Tens * 10;
	printf("Tens: %i\n",Tens);

	Fives = int(change/5);
	change -= Fives * 5;
	printf("Fives: %i\n",Fives);

	int dollars = int(change/1);
	change -= dollars;
	printf("Dollars: %i\n",dollars);

	change *= 100;

	int quarters = int(change/25);
	change -= quarters * 25; 
	printf("Quarters: %i\n",quarters);
	
	printf("Thanks you for using the Online cash register!\n"); 

	getchar();
	return EXIT_SUCCESS; 
}

That works, tested with g++

Ok thank you very much scarfish. ... it did help...however idk why but visual basic would not compile it because change is a float and it keeps giving me that same C2059 error but i've got to make it work with integer values (well at least that's better than what i had i'm gonna work on the decimal approximation myself). but thanks again !