What is the name of Rome's money?

Question

What is the name of Rome's money?

Answer 1

Rome uses the same money as the rest of Italy, which uses the Euro which is used by all the the European Union members (except England).

Answer 2

aureus,denarius,sestertius,dupondius,as....

Answer 3

Italy currently uses the Euro, but in the recent past, the Italians used the Lira. Before that, I'm not sure. The Euro has more value than the American dollar, though, so if you live anywhere outside of the European Union that has adopted the Euro (or Britain) then you need to watch the exchange rate closely if you plan to spend any money there.

Answer 4

It was the Lira but now Euro.

Answer 5

all europe use euro

Answer 6

The Euro

Just like most of Europe

Answer 7

The Euro

Answer 8

at 2002 away we use euro.

Answer 9

the currency throught italy n sum other european nations is euro, euro was introduced recently

Answer 10

i believe italy uses euros

Answer 11

Euros

Answer 12

Sesterces. There's of course other denominations. Antiquity, haven't looked at it in a while. Do this:

www.howstuffworks.com

' Roman Currency '

Answer 13

It's € EURO. And 0,01€ is called EUROCENT. Before Euro's introduction, in Italy there was the £ "lira". In Italian it sounds like a musical instruments and 1€=1936,27£ .

Answer 14

euro like in all Europe except for England has pounds

Answer 15

EURO

Answer 16

Depends which period.

During the Augustos period:

Aureus. Quinarius,  Aureus, Denarius , Quinarius Argenteus, Sestertius , Dupondius ,Quadran

During the Berlosconi and Prodi period: Euro...

Answer 17

You mean Italy....we use euros.