The Euro: History and Presentation
The euro is currently the single currency of 13 Member States of the European Union.
This motto, which the program is managed by the European Central Bank or ECB, is also the currency used by some states or territories such as Kosovo.
Today the euro is the second most widely used currency for transactions in the world, behind the Dollar, and she is the world leader for the amount of banknotes in circulation.
The birth of the euro
The euro has replaced the European Currency Unit or ECU (European Currency Unit) which had been in place since 1979.
In use since 1999, it was released in its trustee (notes and coins) in 2002.
The euro is currently the single currency of 13 Member States of the European Union.
This motto, which the program is managed by the European Central Bank or ECB, is also the currency used by some states or territories such as Kosovo.
Today the euro is the second most widely used currency for transactions in the world, behind the Dollar, and she is the world leader for the amount of banknotes in circulation.
The birth of the euro
The euro has replaced the European Currency Unit or ECU (European Currency Unit) which had been in place since 1979.
In use since 1999, it was released in its trustee (notes and coins) in 2002.
