what do germans use as money?

Question

like the USA uses dollars....what do germans use?

Answer 1

Euros, but before the euro it was marks

Answer 2

Now (starting a few years ago) they use the Euro.

Euro's can be used now in most (but not all) European countries. It's much easier to travel now throughout Europe without having to exchange money in each different country. Instead just use Euro's in each country. Although converting to the Euro has been advantageous to most European countries, some have experienced a great rise in the cost of living. For instance, the Greek Drachma used to be very good to the American Dollar (i.e., the American Dollar was worth more in Greece). Now however, since Greece switched to the Euro, we don't get as much in exchange for our American Dollar, making it a more expensive place to visit than before.

Hope this helps.

Answer 3

They use EURO as a currency , like most continental European countries do now. They have introduced a single currency, the EURO
Exceptions are Great Britain (Pound Sterling) , Denmark (Krona), Switzerland (Franken) and I think Sweden is also not yet part of the single currency, but most countries in Europe now use the EURO

Answer 4

I think they are using Euros now, but when I was living in Germany about fifteen years ago they were using deutchmarks

Answer 5

Euros.

Answer 6

Was tempted to answer Sausages and beer, but yes, the answer is Euros.

Answer 7

Euros and, every now and then, their friends ;-)

Answer 8

euros

Answer 9

pigs and chickens, and bacon and beer

Answer 10

eu