What money is used in Rome, Italy?

Question

What money is used in Rome, Italy?

Answer 1

The roman curency is called lire. They also often use the Euro

if you also want to check out what the coinage looks like:

http://www.sautreau.net/italy/italy.html

Answer 2

It has been the Euro since 2000! The lira is no longer accepted, unless you go to the central office of Banca d'Italia, to get it changed into Euros!!!!!

Answer 3

lol u have to be joking! the EURO

Answer 4

lira

Answer 5

euro...DUH!

Answer 6

The Euro is used all over Europe

The United Kingdom uses the British pound

Answer 7

Euro

Answer 8

Italy is part of the European Union.... and like all of the European countries, they use € euro... !!!

Answer 9

Italy is part of the European Union (EU) and therefore recognizes the Euro as the official currency. The Lira is still in circulation and may be used as well. If exchanging money at larger hotels and major transportation hubs you will be given Euros but the rate will not be as good as what a bank would offer.

Answer 10

It is the Euro, since about 2002.  The lira is no longer used.

Answer 11

Italy is a EU member. Thus the Euro is the prefered money used in most of Europe.

Answer 12

Euro, of course.

Answer 13

euros

Answer 14

They use euro.the value of Eurois  $1.2515

Answer 15

The euro is used throughout Italy.  Lire are no longer accepted, but stores frequently still post prices and issue receipts with the lire equivalent of the euro shown because the people here are still adjusting to the change to euro.  If your ATM card is coded for international withdrawals (check with your bank), you'll get the best exchange rate by using your ATM card.  Just don't get really low on cash because sometimes the international lines are down, the machines occasionally "eat" a card, and sometimes the machines are out of cash--no different from in the U.S.

Answer 16

I Think Its Rome U.S. Money Not Sure heard it from someone.

Answer 17

the euro.