France, England, Italy, Spain, Switzerland
France, Italy, Spain, Britain and Germany are statistically the most visited countries in Europe
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Most European countries do not use the Euro. There are over 50 countries in Europe. 18 members of the European Union use the Euro, with 5 other countries also using it. So less than half of the countries in Europe use it. Having it benefits trade and is good for people travelling. Countries that use it belong to a larger currency, with the potential to have more influence, though it has been in trouble in recent years due to the economic recession around the world.
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They are known as MEPs. They are elected from the countries that are members of the organisation that is known as the European Union for a 5 year term.
The European Elections, which are for members of the European Union to elect people to the European Parliament, are held every 5 years. Countries in Europe also have their own elections, with different countries having different systems and terms.
Malta, Cyprus, Ireland, the United Kingdom, and Iceland are the 5 island nations in Europe.
The 5 countries bordering Switzerland are: France, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein and Italy.
There are 5 landlocked countries in the European Union. They are: Luxembourg Austria Czech Republic Slovakia Hungary
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On January 1,1999 11 European countries started using the Euro as a step of European Unification. Those countries were 1. Austria 2. Finland 3. France 4. Belgium 5. Germany 6. Ireland 7. Italy 8. Luxembourg 9. Netherlands 10. Portugal 11. Spain Today the Euro is the 2nd most powerful currency in the world, after the British Pound. The Euro is now the official currency of over 30 countries, European countries and several Caribbean Islands.