The currency of Greece before the Euro was the Greek Drachma.
On 1st January 2002 the Drachma was replaced by the Euro at the rate of €1 = 340.750 Drachma.
The previous currency of Greece was the Drachma.
This was the Cyprus Pound and the Cyprus Cent. Cyprus adopted the Euro in 2006 and it's old currency is now no longer legal tender, of no worth to anybody except coin collectors.
Greece used the Greek drachma up till 2001
The name appears on coins and bills using the Greek alphabet: δραχμαί
It was the Lira
Greek drachmas
Drachmas
The money currency in Greece is the Euro. The Euro is also used in places like Belgium, Finland, Cyprus, Ireland, Germany, Italy, and Malta.
A Euro in Greece has the same value as Euros of other countries that use it. It is a common currency between them.
The currency of Greece is the Euro.The Euro
if you mean the modern currency that Greece used before the euro, it was 340,75 drachmas = 1 euro
Yes, Euros are the main currency in Greece.
The euro is the official currency of Greece. Greece is a member of the European Union, and chose to switch over to the EU's euro as its official currency. Previously, its currency had been the 'drachma', which comes from the ancient Greek for 'to grab'.
Drachmas
Currently, Greece uses the euro. However, historically, Greece used the Greek Drachma.
Greece is a country in southeastern Europe.The currency used in Greece is the euro.The International currency code is EUR.
Greece used the Drachma before 2002. Since then it uses the Euro.
Before Italy adopted the Euro, the Italian currency was the Lira.
Crete is a region (island) of Greece, as such the Euro (€) is the currency since 2002.