What is the EU currency called?

Answer 1

There is no actual EU currency. 19 of the 28 countries use the Euro, so this is sometimes thought of as being the EU currency. The other 9 countries in the European Union do not use the Euro and continue to use their own currencies.

Answer 2

The 'Common Currency', or the 'Single Currency' are names used to describe the Euro, the currency established by the European Union to be used by its members. It is common, because all EU member countries using the Euro control it jointly, via the European Central Bank.

The symbol for the Euro is '�'.

Not all European Union countries use it. Currently 19 of the 28 EU members use the Euro: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.

A further 6 small non-EU countries also use the Euro, but these countries have no say in how it is run: Andorra, Kosovo, Monaco, San Marino, Montenegro and the Vatican City.
The "Euro" .

Answer 3

The European Union has it's own currency called the euro dollar..or often termed the Euro.