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THE EURO

THE EURO. By: Ian D’Souza. Finally, I’m in France!. I am a wizard, and I am here to teach you about the Euro, Frances currency. Here, come with me. Wow, its amazing here, but I’m getting hungry…. Who are you?. Oh shoot, I forgot money and I don’t even know anything about the currency here!.

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THE EURO

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  1. THE EURO By: Ian D’Souza

  2. Finally, I’m in France!

  3. I am a wizard, and I am here to teach you about the Euro, Frances currency. Here, come with me. Wow, its amazing here, but I’m getting hungry… Who are you? Oh shoot, I forgot money and I don’t even know anything about the currency here!

  4. Umm, thanks but all I really wanted was just some money, not all that. The symbol on the centimes worth 1, 2, and 5 centimes is Marianne. On the 10, 20, and 50 centimes, the French Republic is represented. Finally, liberty, equality, and fraternity is represented on the 1 and 2 Euros coins. Alright, since you are from America, lets start out with how much your money is compared to a euro. The conversion is $1= 0.75 Euros. The other way around would be 1 Euro= $1.33. Now lets talk about the history of the Euro. The Euro bills have certain colors for each amount. Lets see, the 5 Euro bill is gris, the 10 is red, the 20 is blue, the 50 is orange, the 100 is green, the 200 is yellow, and the 500 is purple. The Euro was introduced in 1999, on January 1st. After the dollar, it is the second most important international currency. It came in the form of coins and notes in 2002, on January 1st. It is shared by 17 of the European Union’s Member States. These States include France, Ireland, Finland, Portugal, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, and more. You see, the benefit of using the Euro almost throughout Europe is that you don’t have to worry about changing your currency when travelling. Also, it makes the economy flow a lot smoother.

  5. Oh sorry. OK, well it looks like my work here is done.. See ya!!! Merlin’s Beard! Here we go again… Now, how do I speak French? Oh… well here you go then. Your language is offensive. Hello, I’m the wizard of learning how to speak French.

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