Does Croatia have the euro

Answer 1

Yes. Prices are usually marked in Euros and Kuna, the local currency, in stores, highway toll-booths, retaurants, etc. Someone like a street market vendor will also take Euros, US Dollars, whatever you have. But, if that vendor will give you change in Kuna, you're on your own to figure out what the exchange rate should be and make sure you're getting the correct change.

Answer 2

No, it uses the Croatian Kuna(HRK).

Very few countries in the world use somebody else's currency.

The countries which use the USD are:

United States, Bonaire, British Indian ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, East Timor, Ecuador, El Salvador, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Palau, Panama, Saba, Sint Eustatius, Turks and Caicos Islands

Answer 3

No. Croatia uses kunas.
Croatia uses the Kuna as currency, though the Euro is widely accepted.

Answer 4

Most of Croatians are eurosceptical and aren't fond of EU at all.

Answer 5

It uses the Kuna as its currency, so the Euro is not Croatia's currency. However, some businesses will accept Euros in Croatia.

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

Yes