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Money in Spain

What do you call various forms of money in Spain? Such as penny, dime, nickle quarter, 2 dollar coin?

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Feb 16, 2009
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by: ed_freire

Spain adopted the Euro currency from the very start (year 2002). Before then the country's currency was the "peseta." It no longer circulates.

The smallest fraction of an euro is a "cent" or "céntimo."

0.10 ? = "diez céntimos"

0.20 ? = "veinte céntimos"

0.50 ? = "cincuenta céntimos"

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