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3. Which European Nation Has Kept Its Own Currency And Maintains A Fixed Value Against The Euro?

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The eurozone as of 2013

 Eurozone member states

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 ERM Ii membership practical

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There are 25 currencies currently used in the 50 countries of Europe, all of which are members of the United nations, except Vatican City, which is an observer.[one] All de facto present currencies in Europe, and an incomplete list of the preceding currency, are listed here.

A currency is a medium of commutation, such as coin, banknotes, and coins.[2] In Europe, the most unremarkably used currency is the euro (used by 25 countries); any country inbound the European union (EU) is expected to join the eurozone[3] when they meet the five convergence criteria.[4] Denmark is the just EU member state which has been granted an exemption from using the euro.[3] Sweden has as well not adopted the Euro, although unlike Denmark, it has non formally opted out; instead, it fails to meet the ERM Ii (Substitution Charge per unit Machinery) which results in the non-utilise of the Euro.[5] [half dozen] For countries which hope to bring together the eurozone, at that place are five guidelines that demand to exist followed, grouped in the Maastricht criteria.[iii]

The U.k.'s currency, sterling, is rated fourth on Investopedia's listing of the top 8 most tradable currencies, and that it is a "picayune flake more volatile than the euro".[7] It was ranked just ahead of the Swiss franc, ranked 5th, which is used in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, saying that the set up of the Swiss banking "emphasizes the economic and fiscal stability policies dictated by the governing board of the SNB". Both are in the pinnacle eight major currencies on Bloomberg.[8] Several countries use currencies which interpret equally "crown": the Czech koruna, the Norwegian krone, the Danish krone, the Icelandic króna, and the Swedish krona.[9]

At nowadays, the euro is legal tender in xix out of 27 Eu member states,[10] in add-on to v countries not function of the EU (Monaco, San Marino, State of the vatican city, Andorra and Montenegro).[11] Kosovo also uses the euro,[eleven] merely is only partially recognised every bit an independent state.

European currencies [edit]

List of all European currencies
Country Present currency Currency sign ISO 4217 lawmaking Fractional unit Previous currency
Republic of albania lek[12] 50[13] ALL qintar none
Andorra euro[14] €[15] EUR euro cent none official[14] [16]
Armenia dram ֏ AMD luma rouble
Austria euro[17] € EUR euro cent schilling[18]
Azerbaijan manat[19] ₼ AZN Gapik rouble[20]
Belarus rubel[21] [22] Rbl BYN kopeck quondam rubel[23]
Kingdom of belgium euro[24] € EUR euro cent franc[25]
Bosnia and Herzegovina mark[26] KM BAM fening dinar[27]
Bulgaria lev[28] лв. BGN stotinka old lev (BGL)
Croatia kuna[29] kn. HRK lipa dinar[thirty]
Cyprus euro[31] € EUR euro cent pound[32]
Czech republic crown[33] Kč CZK heller Czechoslovak crown[34]
Denmark krone[35] kr. DKK øre rigsdaler[36]
Estonia euro[37] [38] € EUR euro cent kroon[39] [40]
Republic of finland euro[41] € EUR euro cent mark[42]
France euro[43] € EUR euro cent franc[44]
Georgia lari[45] ₾ GEL tetri kuponi[46]
Germany euro[47] € EUR euro cent mark
Greece euro[48] € EUR euro cent drachma[49]
Hungary forint[fifty] Ft. HUF fillér pengő[51]
Iceland króna[52] kr. ISK aurar old króna[52]
Ireland euro[53] € EUR euro cent punt[54]
Italy euro[55] € EUR euro cent lira[56]
Latvia euro € EUR euro cent lats[57]
Liechtenstein franc[58] [59] CHF CHF rappen, too called
centime, centesimo, and rap 		krone[60]
Republic of lithuania euro[61] [62] € EUR euro cent litas
Grand duchy of luxembourg euro[63] € EUR euro cent franc[64]
Malta euro[65] € EUR euro cent lira[66]
Moldova leu[67] 50 MDL bani cupon[68]
Monaco euro[69] € EUR euro cent franc
Montenegro euro[69] € EUR euro cent D–Mark[lxx]
Netherlands euro[71] € EUR euro cent guilder[72]
Due north Republic of macedonia denar[73] DEN MKD deni old denar[74]
Norway krone[75] kr. NOK øre speciedaler[76]
Poland złoty[77] zł. PLN grosz old złoty
Portugal euro[78] € EUR euro cent escudo[79]
Romania leu[80] lei RON bani old leu[81]
Russia rouble[82] ₽ RUB kopeck Soviet rouble[82]
San Marino euro[83] € EUR euro cent lira[83]
Serbia dinar[84] DIN RSD para Yugoslav dinar[84]
Slovakia euro[85] € EUR euro cent koruna[85]
Slovenia euro[86] € EUR euro cent tolar[86]
Spain euro[87] € EUR euro cent peseta[87]
Sweden krona[88] kr. SEK öre riksdaler[88]
Switzerland franc[89] CHF[89] CHF rappen, also chosen
centime, centesimo, and rap 		none[89]
Turkey lira[xc] ₺ Endeavor kuruş erstwhile lira[90]
Ukraine hryvnia[91] ₴ UAH kopeck (копійка) karbovanets[91]
United kingdom sterling[92] £ GBP penny (pl. pence) none[93]
Vatican city euro[94] € EUR euro cent lira[95]

Currencies of partially recognized states in Europe [edit]

List of all unrecognized European currencies
Unrecognized country De jure country Present currency Currency sign ISO 4217 (or unofficial) code Fractional unit of measurement Previous currency
Abkhazia Georgia apsar

Russian rouble (both official)

the apsar has no currency sign

₽

ABK (unofficial)

RUB

the apsar has no fractional unit

kopeck

Soviet rouble
Kosovo Serbia euro

Serbian dinar (unofficial, but in Serb majority areas)

€

DIN

EUR

RSD

cent

Para

Yugoslav dinar
Artsakh Azerbaijan Armenian dram

Artsakh dram (both official)

դր. AMD luma rouble
North Cyprus Cyprus Turkish lira
euro (unofficial)
sterling (unofficial) 		₺

€
£

TRY

EUR
GBP

kuruş

cent
penny

Cypriot pound
South Ossetia Georgia Russian rouble ₽ RUB kopeck Soviet rouble
Transnistria Moldova rubla руб PRB (unofficial) kopeck Soviet rouble

See also [edit]

  • Central banks and currencies of Europe
  • Currencies of the European Union
  • List of currencies
  • List of circulating currencies
  • Capital Markets Union
  • Banking Union

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