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Czechs use Czech Crowns (CZK) - Koruna in Czech language. In the recent past they have also used Hellers (haléře in Czech) as a 1/100 of a Crown.
One Crown is about 25 EUR, 18 USD or 30 GBP.
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What money do they use in Czech Republic?
none
Which countries use the crown for money?
Czech republic
What money does Czech republic use?
Currently still Czech Koruna Somewhere near to 17 Koruna per dollar 10$ is 170 CZK
What curreny do Czech Republic use?
Ceska Koruna or in direct translation: Czech Crown.
What country did The Czech Republic use to be part of?
Germany
What is the correct name for the Czech Republic. Should I refer to it as The Czech Republic or leave The out?
Official name is Czech REpublic but if you want you can reffer to it however you want. Some suggestions easier than Czech Republic are Czechia or Czechlands, or if you want to sound smart you can use one of historic names such as Lands of the Bohemian Crown.
What can you use as a postal code for county domazlice Czech Republic?
Anonymously
What currency was used in Czech Republic before euro?
Czech Republic still uses its own currency the Czech crown (or Česká koruna, CZK). While you can use EUR in main tourist spots and some supermarkets it is NOT offically accepted currency.
Does the target in fontana accept food stamps?
Money is better. In Czech republic homeless people use magnetic parts of old laudspeakers to "fish" these coins which help them to survive.
Can you use Euros in Krakow?
In larger cities, such as Praha, Brno, Pilzn, and Ceski Budejovice, it is possible to use euros in tourist oreinted places. However, outside of the tourist center, it is usually impossible to use them. It is best to convert foreign currencies to Czech koruny, which is the accepted currency of the country.
Is the small coat of arms of the Czech Republic copyright protected?
No, but there may be other restrictions on use.
How do you say hi in Czechoslovakia?
Czechoslovakia doesn't exist anymore. In both Czech Republic and Slovakia you can use "Ahoj".
