Independent wrote:Use of the euro applies only to the southern part of Cyprus controlled by the island's internationally recognised Greek Cypriot government. The north, a breakaway Turkish Cypriot state recognised only by Ankara, will continue to use Turkish lira.
Independent wrote:Five years after its appearance in European wallets, the euro has gained new ground, territorially and symbolically.
The pound – albeit the Cypriot pound – joined the euro yesterday, along with the Maltese lira, taking the number of countries using the single European currency to 15. At least four eastern European countries are expected to join in the near future.
Tim Drayton wrote:I had fun today. I went into town, taking the contents of the two euro coin starter packs I previously obtained, and paid for various purchases with fistfuls of small change. It must be the schoolboy in me!
webbo wrote:
Went to two different places today, offered them the choice of CYP or Euros and both opted for the pounds!!
Bubbles x
mountainman wrote:I'm going to the kafenio later, i'll see what they make of me paying in euros.
Beer was £1 a bottle yesterday, i hope that it's not 2euros today.
Oh Buggar, there is no euro symbol on my keyboard; i'm obsolete already
Smiler Brian wrote:mountainman wrote:I'm going to the kafenio later, i'll see what they make of me paying in euros.
Beer was £1 a bottle yesterday, i hope that it's not 2euros today.
Oh Buggar, there is no euro symbol on my keyboard; i'm obsolete already
The € symbol is part of the standard Windows driver. Hold down the Alt Gr key (next to the spacebar) and press the number 4. Of course on a Greek keyboard it may be different.
Smiler Brian wrote:Oh Buggar, there is no euro symbol on my keyboard; i'm obsolete already
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