Woocommerce and Geolocate with Caching (v=xxxxx)

Recently added a multi currency functionality to my website. I use caching and I want different currencies to be displayed depending on users location. I achieve this by turning on Geolocate with Caching.

This works but it does it by adding a parameter at the end of each url (/v=xxxxxxxxx).

Is this bad for SEO? I do see that these urls started popping up in analytics. Does Google see them as separate pages?