Itallian money?

Question

what is the money called in Itally? Do they use the euro?

Answer 1

Euro. (- -,)

Answer 2

The Italians currently use Euros. Their currency before the advent of the Euro was the Italian Lira.

Answer 3

Hi! I'm form Italy.. We used Lira, but since 1st January 2002 we are using Euro.

Ciao! :-)

Answer 4

euro it is.

Answer 5

Definitely use EURO.

The Lira (money called in Itally) was the currency of Italian Somaliland between 1925 and ca. 1938. It replaced the Italian Somaliland rupia. Only coins were issued, in denominations of 5 and 10 lire. These circulated alongside Italian coins and banknotes. From 1938, banknotes of the Italian East African lira also circulated.

But bring some US currency too just in case besides your credit cards.

Answer 6

There is no longer a thing called "italian money" : it's the EURO, caro!