12 nations began using the euro
The European Union has tied the nations of Europe more closely together economically, and arguably culturally, as well. The development of a common currency has made where each individual nation has more economic interest in the others.
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to promote economic and social progress :) An important goal is unrestricted movement of persons and goods/services across borders. One mechanism to encourage this was the adoption of a common currency, the Euro.
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The most common currency traded today is the US Dollar with almost 85% of the trading volume.
It is the euro.
The common currency of Europe was first introduced on Jan 1, 2002
euroThe common currency for the European Union (EU) is the Euro (EUR).
In Europe most countries use the Euro, but others have their own currency such as the UK
This is a group of nations that use the euro as their common currency. It is not one but several. In alphabetical order they are: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain
Europe is all ready united. They have a common currency and open borders.
Each Middle Eastern country has a unique currency. Unlike Europe or Central Africa, there is no common Middle Eastern currency.
The US dollar is equal to 0.738934457 Euros. Euros are the common form of currency in Europe.
The nations of Europe decided in 1957 to form the European Economic Community (EEC) and from this, the idea of the European Union with no border control, a common central government and the same standards. It also needed ONE currency. That currency became the "Euro". On 1 January 2002 the "Euro" replaced the old national currencies. The currency has become extremely strong, the exchange rate in April 2009 is $1.30 to €1.
There is no one money in Europe. 26 countries use the Euro (symbol '€') as a common currency. All the countries in Europe (with the exception of Liechtenstein) have their own individual currencies.
the euro is a common currency across much of EUROpe.
I am not sure you can relate a common currency to the geography of any place. A common currency allows easy trading. Geography can affect trading, by making it either difficult or easy to trade between point A and B.