I have a formatted currency value like this. $99.99. I need to have a space in between the currency symbol and the amount like so $ 99.99. From this answer I found that I need to use padding for this. However what I'm trying isn't working.
private var currencyFormatter: NSNumberFormatter = {
    let formatter = NSNumberFormatter()
    formatter.numberStyle = .CurrencyStyle
    formatter.paddingPosition = .AfterPrefix
    return formatter
}()
var price: Float = 99.99
let s = currencyFormatter.stringFromNumber(price)
print(s!) // I still get $99.99
Maybe I'm missing something?
In order to have that padding show up you'll need to provide a width to the formatter:
let currencyFormatter: NumberFormatter = {
    let formatter = NumberFormatter()
    formatter.numberStyle = .currency
    formatter.paddingPosition = .afterPrefix
    // pad with a space, use a minimum of seven characters
    formatter.paddingCharacter = " "
    formatter.formatWidth = 7
    return formatter
}()
print(currencyFormatter.stringFromNumber(99.99)!)
// prints "$ 99.99"
Alternately, if you just always need a single space you can try modifying the currency symbol:
formatter.currencySymbol = "\(formatter.currencySymbol) "
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