The currency of Switzerland is the Swiss frank (or franc), divided into 100 Rappen (or centimes).
Some restaurants accept Euros, but general if you pay by Euros, you will be given change in Franks, and you will get an inferior exchange rate to that in banks or cash machines.
Since the Euro is not accepted everywhere, it is best to tip in Franks.
The currency in Switzerland is the Swiss frank (or franc), divided into 100 Rappen (or centimes). Switzerland is surrounded by countries which use the Euro. The Euro is accepted in many border areas and tourist areas in Switzerland. In general if you pay by Euros, you will be given change in Franks, and you will get an inferior exchange rate to that in banks or cash machines. The Euro is accepted by SBB (Swiss Federal Railways), all their ticket machines are programmed to accept either Franks or Euros. The two major supermarket chains, Cooperative and Migros, both accept Euros and the exchange rate is programmed into their tills. Other than that, it depends where you are. It is best to check before trying to pay in Euros.
It is not a question of some places accepting the Euro and some not, but more like in some places a higher proportion of businesses accept Euros than in other places. The currency of Switzerland is the Swiss frank (or franc), divided into 100 Rappen (or centimes). Switzerland is surrounded by countries which use the Euro. The Euro is accepted in many border areas and tourist areas in Switzerland. In general if you pay by Euros, you will be given change in Franks, and you will get an inferior exchange rate to that in banks or cash machines. The Euro is accepted by SBB (Swiss Federal Railways), all their ticket machines are programmed to accept either Franks or Euros. The two major supermarket chains, Cooperative and Migros, both accept Euros and the exchange rate is programmed into their tills. Other than that, it depends where you are. It is best to check before trying to pay in Euros.
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The currency of Switzerland is not the Euro.The currency of Switzerland is the Swiss frank (or franc), divided into 100 Rappen (or centimes).Switzerland is surrounded by countries which use the Euro. The Euro is accepted in many border areas and tourist areas in Switzerland.In general if you pay by Euros, you will be given change in Franks, and you will get an inferior exchange rate to that in banks or cash machines.The Euro is accepted by SBB (Swiss Federal Railways), all their ticket machines are programmed to accept either Franks or Euros.The two major supermarket chains, Cooperative and Migros, both accept Euros and the exchange rate is programmed into their tills.Other than that, it depends where you are. It is best to check before trying to pay in Euros.
The currency of Switzerland is not the Euro.The currency of Switzerland is the Swiss frank (or franc), divided into 100 Rappen (or centimes).Switzerland is not in the EU, so it cannot join the Euro area.Switzerland is surrounded by countries which use the Euro. The Euro is accepted in many border areas and tourist areas in Switzerland.In general if you pay by Euros, you will be given change in Franks, and you will get an inferior exchange rate to that in banks or cash machines.The Euro is accepted by SBB (Swiss Federal Railways), all their ticket machines are programmed to accept either Franks or Euros.The two major supermarket chains, Cooperative and Migros, both accept Euros and the exchange rate is programmed into their tills.Other than that, it depends where you are. It is best to check before trying to pay in Euros.
No. (Exception. Tesco Accept Business Cheques only with prior arrangement with store management).
no they accept euros
No,only Rubles.
No. The United Kingdom, which Scotland is part of, does not accept nor use Euros.
Francs were used in France as well as in Switzerland, they are using Euros today.
The Swiss have their own currency but I would not be surprised if you can spend Euros in hotels but you might not get a fair exchange rate. You had better ask in advance however. Of course you can use your Visa card most places and use an ATM to get Swiss francs. Most large shops (including supermarkets) and restaurants accept Euros in Basel. Even some street vendors accept Euros. This is because Basel is close to the border and receives a large number of shoppers, commuters and other day-trippers from France and Germany. The shops only accept Euro notes (no coins) and give change in Swiss Franks. The exchange rate you get will be less than that for a credit card or at a bank cash machine. If you are staying in Switzerland for more than a few hours it is better to get some Swiss Franks.
Pembrokeshire is a county in Wales, United Kingdom. The currency of the UK is the Pound Sterling, and at low-level bills (such as food or shopping) you will have to pay in the Pound and they will not accept Euros, so the answer is no, not likely.