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The money that the EU (European Union) uses is called the euro, and it was created to make trade easier between its countries, by making money conversion unnecesary.
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When did the EU form?
Do not ask me that
What is the past participle of avoir?
eu
What is the impact of the EU on UK public services?
the impact that the UK public services has on the eu is that chuck Norris is their leader to world domination
What does the EU stands for?
EU stands for European Union. The European Union has 28 countries as members that cover most of the continent of Europe.
Two European countries rejected the invitation to join the EU in 1995?
Africa
How does the EU effect us?
money is being taken from us to fund the eu
What is EU money called?
Euros
How do you say I have no money in Portuguese?
You can say "Eu não tenho dinheiro" in Portuguese to convey the meaning of "I have no money."
Who pays for all the help that countries receive in the EU?
The money is paid by the taxpayers of other EU countries.
How much money does Greece gave to the EU?
Not enough
What are some financial possible drawbacks of the EU Membership of Italy?
Italy takes the most money out of the EU and spends it on new roads and stuff
How many countries belong to the European union relative to money?
If you mean how many countries in the EU use the EU currency, the Euro, the answer is 17.
What is the name of the money in Paris?
Euros, which are used in many countries in the EU.
What is the name of the money in Finland?
Euro, as in 11 other EU-countries. However, not all the EU-coutries have euros, like the UK and Sweden.
How does the European union improve money exchange in Europe?
by strengthening THE BOND WITH LYBIAAND INTRODUCING NEW MONEY IN THE EU.
What is the name of money used in Paris?
Euros, which are used in many countries in the EU.
Why are Britain and Germany called net contributors to the EU budget?
A net contributor to the EU pays more money into the budget than they get directly out. However, they do benefit from other aspects of EU membership, such as trade and tourism etc.
