Can anyone tell me if the currency is different in Italy and if so what it is?

Question

Can anyone tell me if the currency is different in Italy and if so what it is?

Answer 1

Nah its just Euros

Answer 2

Hi from France !

It's €uros !!...Like in my country.

Have a nice day,

Cat.

Answer 3

They use Rigatoni.

Answer 4

the currency in Italy is th euro.  It is approx   $1.23 to each euro but that fluctuates daily.  I find the best way to exchange money is through your ATM.  Your bank will find you the best rate available.  I wait until I fly in.  Go directly to an ATM and take out a few hundred euro.  There are ATM's all around the airports.  If you don't keep track though you may be a bit surprised when you get your first statement.  Also use a credit card whenever possible.  Again, your bank will find you the best rate.

Answer 5

Its Euro

Answer 6

Yes, It's Very Different! It's The Euro Dollar.

1.00 USD

United States Dollars  = 0.781872 EUR

Euro  

1 USD = 0.781872 EUR   1 EUR = 1.27898 USD  

http://www.xe.com/ucc/

Answer 7

They use euros which converts to about 78cents to the US dollar.

Answer 8

they use euros in italy and as of now 1 euro is equl to 1.27 USD but i've heard that it changes daily so you might want to check before you go. have fun! :)

Answer 9

In Italy and the rest of Western Europe ( except Switzerland ) the Euro is used.

http://europa.eu.int/euro/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro

On curreny for many countries. Very convenient.

Answer 10

The currency is different then other world countries, they use the Euro.  Your country may use something else.  Also many italians use the barter system, or trading.  So its the Euro and trades.

Answer 11

They use Euros, like most over there.