The litas was the official currency of Lithuania, introduced in 1922. It was designed by the Lithuanian government, specifically by the Bank of Lithuania, which was established in 1922 as well. The currency was created to replace the German mark and later the Polish złoty, reflecting Lithuania's independence and economic sovereignty. The litas was used until it was replaced by the euro in 2015.
No. Lithuania uses Lithuanian Litas.
It is called litas. £1 pound is around 3.80 litas. Lithuanian money is called Litas (LTL). Their own money, litas.
LTL stands for Lithuania's currency litas (1 EUR = 3.4528 LTL)
They use Litas (LTL)
No.You should change your dollars to local currency-litas.
1 USD Dollar is 2.50 LT Litas
1 USD = 2.54 LTL 1 EUR = 3.4528 LTL 100 JPY = 2.74 LTL 1 GBP = 3.93 LTL 10 CNY = 3.73 LTL Date 16.04.2010
Language: Lithuanian Capital: Vilnius Currency: Litas (Euro in few years, probably)
Lithuanian litas was created in 1922.
The President of the United States makes $400,000 a year, the President of the Philippines makes $60,000 a year, and the President f Singapore makes $3,140,000 a year. The President of Lithuania makes about 26,125 litas a year.
No.
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