Currency in Europe

Currency in Europe

The official currency used in many European countries is the Euro (€).

Where is the Euro Used?
The Euro is used in most countries in the Eurozone, including:
            •           France
            •           Italy
            •           Germany
            •           Spain
            •           Netherlands
            •           Greece

Note: Some European countries do NOT use Euro, such as:
            •           United Kingdom (British Pound)
            •           Switzerland (Swiss Franc)

Key Things to Know

Credit cards are widely accepted across Europe
Contactless payment is very common
Cash is still useful for small shops, markets, or taxis
ATMs are easy to find in cities and airports

Typical Costs (rough idea)
            •           Coffee: €2 – €5
            •           Meal: €10 – €25
            •           Metro/Subway: €1.5 – €3
            •           Taxi start fare: ~€3 – €5

Recommendations
            •           Carry a mix of cash (€) and cards
            •           Inform your bank before traveling
            •           Watch for foreign transaction fees
            •           Some places (especially in Italy or small towns) may prefer cash

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