Answer 1
No. While there are numerous vampire legends in Romania there are no actual vampires there as vampires aren't real.
Answer 2
However there are such thing as "clinical vampires". These are people suffering from a mental illness called Renfield's Syndrome (also known as Vampire Syndrome).
This condition makes the individual display vampire-like behaviour, such as the desire to draw blood from another person via sucking their veins or arteries (not necessarily on the neck).
Elizabeth Báthory and Vlad the Impaler are real people in history that are believed to have suffered from this condition. Vlad the Impaler was also the inspiration Bram Stoker used for his famous vampire story, Count Dracula.
So, while vampires in the sense of creatures do not exist, vampiric behavior in the form of a mental condition does.
We haven't werewolves.
These are only fantasies.
No.
In fairytales.
Yeah, werewolves can live wherever they want, seeing as they are human most of the time anyway.
Alpacas doesn't live in Romania.
Werewolves are mythological creatures; they aren't real.
Yes, werewolves often live in packs with other werewolves to form a social community and provide support for each other. Living in a pack helps them navigate their dual nature and the challenges that come with being a werewolf.
Fortunately, we have not vampires in Romania !
Now Emil Boc live in Cluj, Romania.
Werewolves aren't real.
Werewolves don't exist. They appear in some folktales and some authors used the idea for movies and books. In movies they live wherever the author or screen writer wants them to live. Wolves of course exist but not werewolves.