We extend Benhabib et al. (2001a) domestic-money-only model to a small open economy with flexible exchange rates and currency substitution. We focus on the situation in which there is a single traded-good endowment economy and the utility function is separable between consumption and liquidity services from domestic and foreign monies. The interest rate policy can exert effects on stabilizing the economy even if consumption and liquidity services from the two monies are Edgeworth independent. The key point in determining the equilibrium indeterminacy crucially depends on the relationship between domestic and foreign monies in the felicity function and the type of monetary policy.