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Since January 1st, 2002 the Euro is physically in circulation, and Euro banknotes and coins have replaced the "old" European currencies (such as the French Franc and the German Mark). The Euro has actually already been a legal currency since it was officially introduced in Europe in January 1999. Until January 2002 it was merely a calculation unit, used by stock exchanges, large companies and governments. Paying in Euros All prices on this web site are in Euros. No matter in which country you live, you can simply pay in Euros with your creditcard. Your creditcard company will automatically convert the Euro amount to your local currency according to the current exchange rate. Click here for the current exchange rate of the Euro to your local currency. US$ vs. Euro The exchange rate of the US dollar against the Euro varies. Click here for the current exchange rate of the Euro. More information More information about the Euro can be found here. 
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