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Whats the difference between Euro money and American money?

  • Like the difference between amount. Like whats 84 euro in American money. Or Any Euro money price in American money.

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    This website: http://www.xe.com/ucc/ will help you. Simply choose the curreny you want to convert from (Euro), enter the amount and then the currency you want to convert to (US Dollar) and it will give you the conversion at the current rate. Also, prices in Euros are written with a preceeding € or with EUR after the price, not using the dollar sign ($).

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I think 1 Euro is equivalent to .77 US

Petra

The rates change with time. Yesterday's (Feb. 16th, 2007) exchange rate was: $1=1.3143 euros 1 euro=$0.608. That means that 84 euros=$110.4053

sweet escape

Other differences: Euro coins are 1,2,5,10,20,50 cents and 1,2 euro US coins are 1,5,10,25, 50 cents and 1 dollar. The 50 cent and one dollar coins are not generally used in US

Steve A

Why is question located under 'Russia'??? The euro - € - is only used in the EU countries that voted for it, not in Russia. Russia is not in the EU.

alienaviator

84 Euro = 110.3676 U.S. dollars Go to a Google search box. Type in x Euro in dollars Where x is what you want to convert. The result is what is displayed above. Euro and dollars can be any world money. Just clarify it such as Australian dollar or yen or pesos or Jamacian dollar, etc.

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