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Use the adverb сдђчи 'back, in return' if you mention the amount, as in this conversation:
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— Пробљйте двђ сћрок.
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"Ring up two forty."
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— Здљсь тћлько двђ рублї.
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"There are only two rubles here."
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— Извинќте, вћт ещё рџбль.
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"Excuse me, here's another ruble."
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— Вћт вђм 60 копљек сдђчи.
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"Here's your 60 kopecks change."
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Unlike tha adverb сдђчи, above, the word сдђча 'change' is a regular feminine noun, e.g.
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Вћт вђша сдђча.
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Here's your change.
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Возьмќте сдђчу.
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Take your change.
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Do not use сдђча to refer to change in the sense of 'small change, coins', which is rendered by the ь-declension noun мљлочь (stress pattern S), e.g.
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У вђс нљт мљлочи?
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Do you happen to have any change?
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У менї нљт мљлочи.
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I don't have any change.
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The word for 'money' is дљньги; it has no Singular form. Note the stress in the other case forms: дљнег, деньгђх, деньгђм, деньгђми.
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У вђс љсть дљньги?
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Do you have any money?
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У менї нљт дљнег.
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I don't have any money.
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