Euro in a sentence

(1) The kroon is pegged to the euro.

(2) The Finnish currency is the euro.

(3) The official currency is the euro.

(4) The Slovakian currency is the euro.

(5) The euro is divided into 100 cents.

(6) The millimes is pegged to the euro.

(7) The country's currency is the euro.

(8) The currency used in NL is the Euro.

(9) The exchange rate is 10 sek to 1 euro.

(10) The key currency in Europe is the euro.

Euro sentence

(11) The currency used in Kosovo is the Euro.

(12) The euro is considered a stable currency.

(13) The currency used in Slovakia is the Euro.

(14) The Norwegian krone is pegged to the euro.

(15) Guldens were replaced by the euro in 2002.

(16) The currency in Europe is called the euro.

(17) The rated value of this currency is 1 euro.

(18) The kroon was replaced by the euro in 2011.

(19) The currency used in Lithuania is the euro.

(20) The currency used in San Marino is the Euro.

Euro make sentence

(21) The currency used in Luxembourg is the Euro.

(22) The nominal value of the currency is 1 euro.

(23) The gulden was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(24) The florin was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(25) The krooni was replaced by the euro in 2011.

(26) The euro has been in circulation since 2002.

(27) Decimes were replaced by the euro in France.

(28) The exchange rate revalued against the euro.

(29) The currency used in Martinique is the Euro.

(30) The national currency of France is the euro.

Sentence of euro

(31) The guilder was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(32) The yen nears a 10-year low against the euro.

(33) The drachma was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(34) The drachmae was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(35) The price was rounded off to the nearest euro.

(36) The pesetas were replaced by the euro in 2002.

(37) The groschen was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(38) The Cape Verdean escudo is pegged to the euro.

(39) The euro has become a symbol of European unity.

(40) The schilling was replaced by the euro in 2002.

Euro meaningful sentence

(41) Don't forget to boor round to the nearest euro.

(42) In meinem Portemonnaie sind nur noch zwei Euro.

(43) The euro has its own set of banknotes and coins.

(44) The yen strengthened by 10 points over the euro.

(45) The euro is managed by the European Central Bank.

(46) The ec currency was replaced by the euro in 1999.

(47) The exchange rate for krooni to euro was 15.6466.

(48) The official currency of the country is the euro.

(49) The exchange rate for the euro is currently high.

(50) The exchange rate for dalasi to euro is favorable.

Euro sentence examples

(51) The European Union has its own currency, the euro.

(52) The value of the euro fluctuates on a daily basis.

(53) The euro is also widely used as a reserve currency.

(54) The tradeable currency in this country is the euro.

(55) The kronen has a higher value compared to the euro.

(56) The kroons were the local currency before the euro.

(57) The euro is used for online shopping across Europe.

(58) The kroon has been replaced by the euro in Estonia.

(59) The Estonian kroon was replaced by the euro in 2011.

(60) The introduction of the euro made guilders obsolete.

Sentence with euro

(61) Litas was replaced by the euro in Lithuania in 2015.

(62) The 'cions' array is missing the symbol for the Euro.

(63) The drachm was replaced by the euro in modern Greece.

(64) The exchange rate for the euro to zloty is favorable.

(65) The exchange rate for the kroon to the euro was fixed.

(66) The euro is used by over 340 million people in Europe.

(67) The euro is a symbol of European economic integration.

(68) The exchange rate for the euro is favorable right now.

(69) The euro was introduced in 1999 as a digital currency.

(70) The euro is used by over 300 million people in Europe.

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(71) The euro is widely accepted in most European countries.

(72) The leu is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(73) We used to use markkaa as our currency before the euro.

(74) The lek is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(75) The euro is widely accepted in many European countries.

(76) The krooni was replaced by the euro on January 1, 2011.

(77) The Portuguese escudo was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(78) The euro has faced many challenges since its inception.

(79) The euro has been a source of pride for many Europeans.

(80) The leva is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

Sentence using euro

(81) The drachma was phased out in favor of the euro in 2002.

(82) The euro has a strong influence on the European economy.

(83) Investors are concerned about the rate against the euro.

(84) The corresponding currency for this country is the euro.

(85) The Canadian dollar is currently stronger than the euro.

(86) We will be learning about a unit of money called a euro.

(87) The official currency of the European Union is the euro.

(88) The euro is the official currency of the European Union.

(89) The zloty is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(90) The krona is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

Euro example sentence

(91) The krone is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(92) The shilling was replaced by the euro in Ireland in 2002.

(93) The Turkish lira has been strengthening against the euro.

(94) The escudos was replaced by the euro in Portugal in 2002.

(95) The krona has been fluctuating in value against the euro.

(96) The euro is the second most traded currency in the world.

(97) The euro has been criticized for its lack of flexibility.

(98) The euro has replaced many national currencies in Europe.

(99) The euro has been praised for its stability and security.

(100) The koruna is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

Sentence with word euro

(101) The yen around Europe is not as commonly used as the euro.

(102) The vending machine only accepted pfennigs and euro coins.

(103) The yen to euro conversion is usually done at the airport.

(104) The krooni is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(105) The Australian dollar is currently stronger than the Euro.

(106) The British pound is stronger than the euro at the moment.

(107) The Holy See has its own currency, the Vatican euro coins.

(108) The spot rate for the Mexican peso against the euro is 20.

(109) The character code for the euro symbol is 8364 in Unicode.

(110) The drachma was used in Greece until the euro was adopted.

Sentence of euro

(111) The krona has been steadily gaining value against the euro.

(112) The euro is one of the most traded currencies in the world.

(113) The exchange rate for the millime to the euro is quite low.

(114) The spot rate for the Swiss franc against the euro is 1.10.

(115) The spot rate for the Swedish krona against the euro is 10.

(116) The spot rate for the Russian ruble against the euro is 90.

(117) The exchange rate for the leu to the euro is currently 4.9.

(118) The escudos was replaced by the euro in East Timor in 2002.

(119) The value of a euro is equivalent to about 1.20 US dollars.

(120) The exchange rates for the euro are higher than the dollar.

Euro used in a sentence

(121) The exchange rate for the euro is currently very favorable.

(122) The euro has played a role in shaping the European identity.

(123) The markka's conversion rate to the euro was set at 5.94573.

(124) The spot rate for the Danish krone against the euro is 7.45.

(125) The euro is used for remittances between Eurozone countries.

(126) The spot rate for the Danish krone against the euro is 7.50.

(127) The yen during my trip to Nagasaki was weaker than the euro.

(128) The yen into euro exchange rate is currently very favorable.

(129) The denomination of the currency in this country is the euro.

(130) The euro is one of the most widely used nondollar currencies.

Euro sentence in English

(131) The European community has a common currency called the Euro.

(132) The spot rate for the British pound against the euro is 0.85.

(133) The euro is used for international trade within the Eurozone.

(134) Chirac was a key player in the creation of the euro currency.

(135) The price of the item was 99 centesimi, just shy of one euro.

(136) Yen is similar to other currencies, like the dollar and euro.

(137) The euro is the official currency of many European countries.

(138) The exchange rates for the euro have been fluctuating lately.

(139) The euro has been a controversial topic in European politics.

(140) The euro has been a symbol of European unity and cooperation.

(141) The euro is the monetary unit used in many European countries.

(142) The euro is the currency unit used in many European countries.

(143) The spot rate for the Swedish krona against the euro is 10.50.

(144) The euro is backed by the economies of the Eurozone countries.

(145) The euro has become a standard of value in the European Union.

(146) The spot rate for the Israeli shekel against the euro is 4.50.

(147) The EEC was responsible for the creation of the euro currency.

(148) The kroon has been replaced by the euro in Estonia since 2011.

(149) The heller was a coin used in Austria-Hungary before the euro.

(150) A unit of money is a specific amount, like a dollar or a euro.

(151) Some countries use the same currency, like the euro in Europe.

(152) The euro is a common currency used in many European countries.

(153) The euro has helped to promote economic integration in Europe.

(154) The swiss franc is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(155) The eurozone countries share the euro as their common currency.

(156) The euro has increased financial stability within the eurozone.

(157) The euro has helped to reduce transaction costs for businesses.

(158) The florin was replaced by the euro in many European countries.

(159) The exchange rate between the schilling and the euro was fixed.

(160) ECB's decision to launch a digital euro is under consideration.

(161) The exchange value of the euro against the pound has increased.

(162) The Swiss franc is pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(163) The euro is used for cross-border payments within the Eurozone.

(164) The ESM has a mandate to ensure the stability of the euro area.

(165) The drachma was replaced by the euro due to economic pressures.

(166) The euro has been a key factor in shaping the future of Europe.

(167) The euro is the national currency of several European countries.

(168) The use of guilders declined after the introduction of the euro.

(169) The spot exchange rate for the euro to dollar is currently 1.20.

(170) The exchange value of the euro is higher than that of the pound.

(171) The value of the euro fluctuates against other major currencies.

(172) Many European countries switched to the euro in the early 2000s.

(173) The ecu was first introduced in 1979 as a precursor to the euro.

(174) The postal service charges 2 euro for every 10 gramme of weight.

(175) The spot rate for the Norwegian krone against the euro is 10.00.

(176) The eurozone countries share a common unit of account, the euro.

(177) Yen is similar to other currencies, like the euro and the pound.

(178) The drachma was the official currency of Greece before the euro.

(179) The yen on the market is expected to appreciate against the euro.

(180) The eurozone was established in 1999 with the launch of the euro.

(181) The euro is the official currency of 19 European Union countries.

(182) The rate of exchange for Norwegian krone to Euro is quite stable.

(183) The rate of exchange for Kuwaiti dinars to Euro is quite similar.

(184) The European monetary union has its own currency called the euro.

(185) The euro is used in countries such as Germany, France, and Italy.

(186) The euro is one of the key currencies used in the European Union.

(187) The spot rate for the Malaysian ringgit against the euro is 4.50.

(188) In Italy, the centesimo is equivalent to one hundredth of a euro.

(189) The euro is accepted in many countries outside of Europe as well.

(190) The euro serves as the unit of account in many European countries.

(191) The euro has brought about price transparency across the eurozone.

(192) The euro has fostered economic cooperation among member countries.

(193) The deutschmark was replaced by the euro at a fixed exchange rate.

(194) The euro is often used as a benchmark for currency exchange rates.

(195) The euro is used for currency conversion when traveling in Europe.

(196) The European monetary union has a common currency called the euro.

(197) The obol was eventually replaced by the modern Greek euro in 2002.

(198) The euro is one of the most widely traded currencies in the world.

(199) The spot rate for the US dollar against the euro is currently 1.18.

(200) The pfennig was discontinued in 2002 when Germany adopted the euro.

(201) Many countries have adopted the euro as their convertible currency.

(202) The schilling was the official currency of Austria before the euro.

(203) The cross rate between the US dollar and the euro is currently 1.20.

(204) The exchange rate between the euro and the swiss franc is favorable.

(205) The shilling was replaced by the euro in several European countries.

(206) The euro has faced challenges and controversies since its inception.

(207) The euro has both advantages and disadvantages for member countries.

(208) The euro has faced criticism for its impact on national sovereignty.

(209) The value of the centesimo is equivalent to one hundredth of a euro.

(210) The popularity of talers declined with the introduction of the euro.

(211) The euro is widely accepted as a convertible currency across Europe.

(212) The euro is the medium of exchange in most European Union countries.

(213) The exchange rate between the euro and the Swiss franc is favorable.

(214) The old man at the flea market was selling pfennigs for a euro each.

(215) The euro is used for both cash transactions and electronic payments.

(216) The euro is accepted in many tourist destinations outside of Europe.

(217) The euro is used for foreign direct investments within the Eurozone.

(218) The spring bed's Euro top design added an extra layer of cushioning.

(219) The use of drachmae continued until Greece adopted the euro in 2001.

(220) The euro has had a significant impact on the global financial system.

(221) The rate of exchange for Polish zloty to Euro is quite unpredictable.

(222) The euro is subject to fluctuation in value against other currencies.

(223) The forward rate for the US dollar against the euro is currently 1.20.

(224) The euro has its own monetary policy set by the European Central Bank.

(225) The exchange rate between the euro and the English pound is favorable.

(226) The euro is widely recognized as a key currency in the European Union.

(227) The euro is the second most held reserve currency after the US dollar.

(228) The euro is used for financial transactions within the European Union.

(229) The ECB's mandate is to maintain price stability within the euro area.

(230) The forward rate for the US dollar against the euro is currently 1.10.

(231) The Turkish lira has gained strength against the euro in recent weeks.

(232) The value of the euro fluctuates daily in the foreign exchange market.

(233) The yen overperformed against the euro in the foreign exchange market.

(234) The currency in Estonia used to be kroons before they adopted the euro.

(235) The Deutsche Mark was the official currency of Germany before the euro.

(236) The euro has contributed to the growth of cross-border trade in Europe.

(237) The euro has made traveling within Europe more convenient for tourists.

(238) The rate of exchange for Russian rubles to Euro is quite unpredictable.

(239) The European Central Bank is responsible for issuing the euro currency.

(240) The supernational currency, the euro, is used by 19 European countries.

(241) The exchange rate between the US dollar and the Euro changes every day.

(242) The European Union has a single market and a common currency, the Euro.

(243) The euro has been adopted by 19 of the 27 European Union member states.

(244) The exchange rate between the Canadian dollar and the Euro is favorable.

(245) The euro has been a subject of debate among economists and policymakers.

(246) The gulden was the official currency of the Netherlands before the euro.

(247) The koruna is often used in conjunction with the euro in border regions.

(248) The florin was the official currency of the Netherlands before the euro.

(249) The exchange rate between the euro and the American dollar is favorable.

(250) The euro is considered a stable standard of value in the European Union.

(251) The euro serves as the unit of account in most European Union countries.

(252) In Germany, pfennigs were the smallest unit of currency before the euro.

(253) The European Union has adopted a single-currency system called the Euro.

(254) The European Central Bank is responsible for managing the euro currency.

(255) The milreis was used in Portugal until the adoption of the euro in 2002.

(256) The eurozone refers to the countries that use the euro as their currency.

(257) The maid efficiently rumpled the decorative euro shams down upon the bed.

(258) Traders are speculating on the future direction of fiat against the euro.

(259) The exchange rate for litai to euros was fixed at 3.4528 litai to 1 euro.

(260) Litai is a traditional Lithuanian currency that was used before the euro.

(261) The guilder was the official currency of the Netherlands before the euro.

(262) The kroon was replaced by the euro to align with European Union standards.

(263) The guilder was used in the Netherlands until it was replaced by the euro.

(264) The euro has been adopted by countries outside the European Union as well.

(265) The rate of exchange between the US dollar and the euro is currently 1.20.

(266) The deutsche mark's demise came with the introduction of the euro in 2002.

(267) The exchange rate between the Australian dollar and the Euro is favorable.

(268) A unit of currency is a specific amount of money, like a dollar or a euro.

(269) The exchange rate between the US dollar and the euro has been fluctuating.

(270) The trader decided to take a long position on the euro against the dollar.

(271) Malta is a member of the European Union and uses the euro as its currency.

(272) The euro has been a key factor in the European Union's integration process.

(273) The stiver was no longer in circulation after the introduction of the euro.

(274) The European monetary union has a common exchange rate policy for the euro.

(275) The euro is often used as a reference currency in global financial markets.

(276) The eurozone is the group of countries that use the euro as their currency.

(277) The fx rate between the US dollar and the euro has been steadily declining.

(278) Cyprus is a member of the European Union and uses the euro as its currency.

(279) The guilder was replaced by the euro in the Netherlands on January 1, 2002.

(280) The carat against the euro has been steadily increasing over the past year.

(281) Austria is a member of the European Union and uses the Euro as its currency.

(282) Many people were sad to see the deutschmark go when the euro was introduced.

(283) The exchange rate between the US dollar and the Euro is constantly changing.

(284) Austria is a member of the European Union and uses the euro as its currency.

(285) The litas was phased out gradually to ensure a smooth transition to the euro.

(286) The exchange rate between the euro and pound sterling is constantly changing.

(287) The euro is used for government and corporate bond issuances in the Eurozone.

(288) The cross rate between the euro and the yen is currently at an all-time high.

(289) Many people were sad to see the deutschmark go when Germany adopted the euro.

(290) The Norwegian krone is pegged to the euro, but with a floating exchange rate.

(291) The vending machine only accepts coins of 1 euro or less, including centimos.

(292) The krooni was pegged to the Deutsche Mark before being replaced by the euro.

(293) The Litai were replaced by the euro in 2015 as Lithuania's official currency.

(294) The peseta was replaced by the euro at a rate of 166.386 pesetas to one euro.

(295) Portugal is a member of the European Union and uses the euro as its currency.

(296) The guilder was divided into 100 cents, just like the euro and the US dollar.

(297) The kroon was a popular topic of discussion during its transition to the euro.

(298) The European Central Bank is responsible for issuing euro banknotes and coins.

(299) The peseta was the official currency of Spain before the adoption of the euro.

(300) The ESM has a long-term commitment to ensuring the stability of the euro area.

(301) The euro has been used as a tool for promoting trade and investment in Europe.

(302) The guilder was replaced by the euro due to the benefits of a common currency.

(303) The scudi was the official currency of Malta until it was replaced by the euro.

(304) The exchange rate between the US dollar and the euro is constantly fluctuating.

(305) Many European businesses prefer to use the euro for international transactions.

(306) The pesetas were the official currency of Spain before the euro was introduced.

(307) The euro has been adopted by some non-European countries as a reserve currency.

(308) The exchange rate between the euro and the English pound is constantly changing.

(309) The introduction of the euro led to the withdrawal of guilders from circulation.

(310) The euro has helped to eliminate exchange rate fluctuations within the eurozone.

(311) The rate of exchange for Czech koruna to Euro is quite attractive for travelers.

(312) The centas is no longer in circulation since Lithuania adopted the euro in 2015.

(313) The euro is available in different denominations, including coins and banknotes.

(314) The euro is a key component of the European Union's economic and monetary union.

(315) The ECB's monetary policy aims to maintain financial stability in the euro area.

(316) The kroon was one of the strongest currencies in Eastern Europe before the euro.

(317) The company's profits were boosted by the appreciation of yuans against the euro.

(318) The introduction of the euro led to the gradual phasing out of the deutsche mark.

(319) The litas was pegged to the euro at a fixed exchange rate before its replacement.

(320) The ESM has been a crucial tool in preventing contagion effects in the euro area.

(321) The euro has been a symbol of European unity and integration since its inception.

(322) The dollar's exchange rate with the euro is currently favorable for US travelers.

(323) The drachma was the official currency of Greece until it was replaced by the euro.

(324) The kroons were phased out gradually to allow for a smooth transition to the euro.

(325) The reales were the official currency of Spain until the introduction of the euro.

(326) The economic performance of Euroland has a direct impact on the value of the euro.

(327) The markka was the official currency of Finland until it was replaced by the euro.

(328) The euro is considered a safe haven currency during times of economic uncertainty.

(329) The euro has been blamed for causing economic problems in some European countries.

(330) The euro has been adopted by some non-EU countries, such as Montenegro and Kosovo.

(331) Many Spaniards were sad to see the peseta go when the euro was introduced in 2002.

(332) The drachmae was the official currency of Greece until it was replaced by the euro.

(333) The litas was the official currency of Lithuania until it was replaced by the euro.

(334) The pfennig was used as legal tender in Germany until the introduction of the euro.

(335) The cross rate between the Canadian dollar and the euro has been relatively stable.

(336) The use of drachmas continued until the introduction of the euro in Greece in 2002.

(337) The introduction of the euro in 1999 was a major milestone in European integration.

(338) The exchange rate between guilders and euros was fixed when the euro was introduced.

(339) The formation of the European Union antecede the establishment of the Euro currency.

(340) The cross rate between the euro and the Swiss franc is closely watched by investors.

(341) Denmark is a member of the European Union but does not use the euro as its currency.

(342) The escudo was used in Portugal for over 90 years before being replaced by the euro.

(343) The spring mattress had a Euro top design that provided an extra layer of cushioning.

(344) The peseta was replaced by the euro due to the European Union's monetary integration.

(345) The kroon had a fixed exchange rate with the euro before Estonia joined the Eurozone.

(346) The euro has faced criticism for its impact on the economies of smaller EU countries.

(347) The European Union has its own currency, the euro, which is used by 19 member states.

(348) Euroland is a term used to refer to the countries that use the euro as their currency.

(349) Guldens were replaced by the euro as the official currency of the Netherlands in 2002.

(350) Selling short on the euro proved to be a profitable trade for the currency speculator.

(351) The North Atlantic Treaty has contributed to the stability of the Euro-Atlantic region.

(352) Guilders were the currency used in the Netherlands before the introduction of the euro.

(353) The deutschmark was the official currency of Germany until it was replaced by the euro.

(354) The introduction of the euro led to the withdrawal of the deutschmark from circulation.

(355) The drachma was replaced by the euro as part of Greece's entry into the European Union.

(356) Many Lithuanians have fond memories of using the litas before the adoption of the euro.

(357) The gulden was replaced by the euro due to the increasing globalization of the economy.

(358) The Unicode character for the euro symbol is represented by the hexadecimal value 20AC.

(359) The graphic symbol for a euro sign is a capital E with two horizontal lines through it.

(360) Gulden was the official currency of the Netherlands until the introduction of the euro.

(361) The euro was introduced as a common unit of account for European Union member countries.

(362) The euro is abbreviated as EUR and is often used in financial reports and news articles.

(363) The deutsche mark was the official currency of Germany until it was replaced by the euro.

(364) Guldens were gradually phased out of circulation as the euro became more widely accepted.

(365) Many people still have fond memories of using deutsche marks before the euro was adopted.

(366) Litai is a traditional Lithuanian currency that was used before the adoption of the euro.

(367) The European Central Bank was established in 1998 to oversee the introduction of the euro.

(368) The kroons were replaced by the euro to align Estonia with the rest of the European Union.

(369) The introduction of the euro aimed to facilitate trade and economic integration in Europe.

(370) The ecu has been replaced by the euro as the official currency of many European countries.

(371) Guldens were often used to purchase goods and services in the Netherlands before the euro.

(372) The deutsche mark was the official currency of Germany until the introduction of the euro.

(373) Because the dirham is pegged to the euro, it is a stable currency for international trade.

(374) The markka was the official currency of Finland until it was replaced by the euro in 2002.

(375) The deutschmark was widely used in international trade before the introduction of the euro.

(376) The rouble's value is often compared to other major currencies like the US dollar and euro.

(377) The European Economic Community contributed to the creation of a common currency, the Euro.

(378) Offshore funds are typically denominated in major currencies such as the US dollar or euro.

(379) The euro has faced criticism for its impact on the economies of smaller European countries.

(380) The dirham is divided into 100 centimes, similar to the euro and other European currencies.

(381) The dollar sign is a symbol of wealth, and the euro sign is a symbol of the European Union.

(382) The deutsche mark's popularity as a reserve currency declined after the euro's introduction.

(383) The European monetary union has faced challenges in maintaining public support for the euro.

(384) In Germany, pfennige were the smallest unit of currency before the introduction of the euro.

(385) The peseta was replaced by the euro in 2002 as part of the European Union's monetary policy.

(386) The pfennig was discontinued in 2002 when Germany adopted the euro as its official currency.

(387) The guilder was replaced by the euro at a fixed exchange rate to ensure a smooth transition.

(388) The markka's transition to the euro was met with mixed feelings among the Finnish population.

(389) The process of Europeanization has resulted in the adoption of the euro as a common currency.

(390) Many Estonian businesses still accept kroons, although the euro is now the official currency.

(391) ECB's role is to maintain price stability and ensure the smooth functioning of the euro area.

(392) The euro has been in circulation for over 20 years and has become a symbol of European unity.

(393) The florins were the official currency of the Netherlands until the introduction of the euro.

(394) The guilder was the official currency of the Netherlands before the introduction of the euro.

(395) The deutschmark was replaced by the euro as part of the European Union's monetary integration.

(396) The value of the yen relative to the euro remained stable despite its drop against the dollar.

(397) In Germany, the pfennig was the smallest unit of currency before the introduction of the euro.

(398) The European Central Bank has the power to intervene in currency markets to stabilize the euro.

(399) The deutschmark was frequently used in international trade before the introduction of the euro.

(400) Euroland is a term used to describe the countries that use the euro as their official currency.

(401) The guilders were the official currency of the Netherlands before the introduction of the euro.

(402) The deutsche mark's conversion to the euro was a complex process that required careful planning.

(403) The euro is managed by the European Central Bank, which sets interest rates and monetary policy.

(404) The European Central Bank works towards ensuring the integrity and security of the euro currency.

(405) The European Central Bank has the authority to issue and withdraw euro banknotes from circulation.

(406) The Japanese yen is the third most traded currency in the world, after the US dollar and the euro.

(407) The guilder was replaced by the euro in 2002 as part of the European Union's monetary integration.

(408) The Dutch government stopped printing guilders in 2002 when the euro became the official currency.

(409) The cross rate between the Canadian dollar and the Eurozone euro is influenced by commodity prices.

(410) The deutsche mark's transition to the euro was met with mixed reactions from the German population.

(411) Many people still have fond memories of using the deutsche mark before the introduction of the euro.

(412) The European Central Bank has a key role in ensuring the stability of the euro as a global currency.

(413) The cross rate between the Canadian dollar and the Eurozone euro is important for Canadian exporters.

(414) The deutsche mark's conversion to the euro was a complex process that took several years to complete.

(415) The rate of exchange between the US dollar and the euro has been fluctuating for the past few months.

(416) The cross rate between the Norwegian krone and the Eurozone euro is important for Norwegian exporters.

(417) The markka was replaced by the euro as part of Finland's efforts to integrate with the European Union.

(418) The escudo was replaced by the euro in Portugal due to the country's membership in the European Union.

(419) The corncrake is a symbol of the Irish countryside and is featured on the country's 20 euro cent coin.

(420) While the dollar remains the dominant currency in global markets, the euro and yen are gaining ground.

(421) Although the drachma was once the official currency of Greece, it has since been replaced by the euro.

(422) The markka's conversion to the euro was accompanied by a public awareness campaign to educate citizens.

(423) Although the kroons were once the official currency of Estonia, they were replaced by the euro in 2011.

(424) The litai was replaced by the euro as part of Lithuania's efforts to integrate with the European Union.

(425) The markka's conversion to the euro was seen as a step towards greater economic integration with Europe.

(426) The deutsche mark was replaced by the euro in 2002 as part of the European Union's monetary integration.

(427) The guilder was replaced by the euro in 2002, yet some people still hold onto their old coins and bills.

(428) The cross rate between the Brazilian real and the Eurozone euro is important for importers and exporters.

(429) Europeanization has resulted in the adoption of the euro as a common currency in many European countries.

(430) The deutsche mark's circulation was gradually phased out as the euro became the sole currency in Germany.

(431) The deutsche mark was widely accepted and used in many European countries before the euro was introduced.

(432) The krona's exchange rate with the euro has been a topic of discussion among economists and policymakers.

(433) The foreign exchange rate between the US dollar and the euro is currently favorable for American tourists.

(434) The markka's conversion to the euro was a major milestone in Finland's integration into the European Union.

(435) The North Atlantic Treaty has been a crucial framework for promoting stability in the Euro-Atlantic region.

(436) ECB's president called for increased coordination among euro area countries to address economic challenges.

(437) The markka's transition to the euro was a complex process that required extensive planning and coordination.

(438) The cross rate between the Eurozone euro and the Swedish krona is influenced by interest rate differentials.

(439) The foreign exchange rate between the euro and the Swiss franc has been relatively stable for the past year.

(440) The euro was introduced in 1999 as a digital currency before physical coins and notes were released in 2002.

(441) The supernational currency, such as the Euro, can facilitate trade and economic growth among member countries.

(442) The markka's conversion to the euro was a significant milestone in Finland's path towards European integration.

(443) The adoption of the euro by several European countries created a fixed exchange rate regime within the Eurozone.

(444) The cross rate between the euro and the British pound is affected by political developments in the European Union.

(445) Although Austria is a member of the European Union, it has opted out of certain policies such as the euro currency.

(446) The cross rate between the Swiss franc and the Eurozone euro is closely tied to the stability of the European economy.

(447) The krona is not as widely used as the euro or the dollar, but it is still an important currency in the global market.

(448) As the euro continues to fluctuate, some Greeks wonder if the drachma might have been a more stable currency after all.

(449) The establishment of the euro as a common currency was a significant step in regional international monetary integration.

(450) As the Greek economy struggled, many citizens began to question the decision to abandon the drachma in favor of the euro.

(451) The krona's strength against the euro has been a boon for Swedish exporters, but it has also made imports more expensive.

(452) I remember the day when the kroons were officially replaced by the euro, and it marked a significant change for the country.

(453) The European Exchange Rate Mechanism was designed to prepare countries for adopting the euro and maintaining fixed exchange rates.

(454) The government's decision to switch to the euro was met with mixed reactions, as some citizens were nostalgic for the days of the guilder.

(455) Bimetallic coins, such as the euro, are made of two different metals that are bonded together to create a durable and long-lasting currency.

(456) The drachma was first introduced in ancient Greece and was used for centuries before being replaced by other currencies, including the euro.

(457) While some Greeks still hold onto nostalgic memories of the drachma, most recognize that the euro has brought stability and prosperity to the country.

(458) Although the drachma was once the official currency of Greece, it has since been replaced by the euro, which has caused some economic turmoil in the country.

(459) Although the dollar has weakened against the euro, it remains strong against the yen, and investors are taking advantage of this by diversifying their portfolios.

(460) Although the guilders were once the primary currency in the Netherlands, they have since been replaced by the euro, which has caused some confusion among older citizens.

(461) The government's decision to switch to the euro was met with mixed reactions, as some citizens were nostalgic for the days of the guilder, while others welcomed the change.

(462) Greenbacks were once considered to be the most reliable form of currency in the world, but their value has since been surpassed by other currencies like the euro and the yen.

(463) While the drachma may have been a useful currency in the past, it is clear that the euro is now the dominant currency in Greece and will likely remain so for the foreseeable future.

(464) Although the krona is not as widely used as the euro or the dollar, it is still an important currency in the Nordic region, and its value has a significant impact on the region's economy.

(465) While some countries have abandoned their own currencies in favor of the euro or the US dollar, the dirham has remained a symbol of national pride and economic stability for many Moroccans.

(466) While the krona has been a reliable currency for many years, some experts believe that Sweden may eventually adopt the euro, which could have major implications for the country's economy and its relationship with the rest of Europe.

(467) The currency exchange rate between the US dollar and the euro affected international trade and travel, and businesses had to carefully monitor the fluctuations to make informed decisions, but they also had to consider other factors such as tariffs and regulations.

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