Euro banknotes (18693 bytes)
1: [[Image:Euro_symbol.png|frame|100px|The [[euro]] symbol]]
2: ...and '''euro [[banknote]]s''' and [[coin]]s (see [[euro coins]]) entered circulation on [[1 January]], [[...
6: ...The design for each of them has a common theme of European [[architecture]] in various artistic periods....
8: ...au;, EKP), a map of Europe on the back, the name "euro" in both [[latin_script|Latin]] and [[Greek_alpha...
12: <caption>'''Description of euro banknotes'''</caption>

British banknotes (9465 bytes)
1: '''British banknotes''' are the [[banknote]]s of the [[United Kingdom]...
4: Pound sterling banknotes are issued by:
11: Sterling banknotes are also issued by:
19: ...tish, Northern Ireland, Jersey, Guernsey and Manx banknotes are not legal tender in England and Wales. Howeve...
21: No banknotes are legal tender in Scotland (not even Scottish n...

Norwegian banknotes (2218 bytes)
1: '''Norwegian banknotes''' are circulated, in addition to [[Norwegian coi...

Polish coins and banknotes (2013 bytes)
1: '''Current Polish coins and banknotes issued by the [[National Bank of Poland]], see al...
4: |+ <font size="+1">'''Polish coins and banknotes'''</font>
28: |colspan=3 bgcolor="#efefef" align=center| ''Banknotes''
43: * [[Historical coins and banknotes of Poland]]

Historical coins and banknotes of Poland (5467 bytes)
1: '''Historical coins and banknotes of [[Poland]], see also [[Zloty|Z&#322;oty]].'''
4: |+ <font size="+1">'''Polish coins and banknotes'''</font>
8: |colspan=3 bgcolor="#efefef" align=center| ''Banknotes (1948-1950)''
18: |colspan=3 bgcolor="#efefef" align=center| ''Banknotes (1950-1978)''
38: |colspan=3 bgcolor="#efefef" align=center| ''Banknotes (1975-1996)''

Euro I (232 bytes)
1: EURO I was the emission standard for cars introduced i...
3: It was replaced by [[Euro II]] in 1995.

Euro II (261 bytes)
1: EURO II was the [[emission standards|emission standard...
3: It was replaced by [[Euro III]] in [[1999]].

Euro (32346 bytes)
3: [[Image:Euro banknotes.jpg|280px|right|Euro banknotes]]
4: [[Image:Euro coins.jpg|130px|right|Euro coins]]
6: ... [[Eurozone]], the euro is also a key part of the European project of political integration.
8: ...tion of notes and coins, and the operation of the Eurozone payment system.
12: :''Main articles - [[Euro coins]], [[Euro banknotes]]''

Euro IV (283 bytes)
1: '''EURO IV''' is the [[emission standards|emission standa...
3: It will be replaced by [[Euro V]] in [[2008]].

Euro V (265 bytes)
1: '''EURO V''' is the [[emission standards|emission standar...

Euro-English (671 bytes)
1: ... to the [[United Kingdom]]'s involvement in the [[European Union]], the usage focuses on non-[[British]]...
7: ...]] circulating on the [[Internet]], whereby the [[European Commission]] has decided on English as a pref...
12: [[Category:Languages of Europe]]

Euro (disambiguation) (617 bytes)
1: ...g things of or connected with [[Europe]] or the [[European Union]].
3: Specific Europe-related meanings of '''Euro''' include:
5: ...rency of many [[European Union]] countries; see [[Euro]].
6: * The [[UEFA]] [[European Football Championship]] (usually in combinati...
8: The '''euro''' is also a [[subspecies]] of [[wallaroo]], a [[...

Euro Brun (766 bytes)
1: '''Euro Brun''' was a [[Formula One]] [[List of Formula O...
10: | Euro Brun-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]]
15: | Euro Brun-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]]
20: | Euro Brun-[[Judd]]
25: | Euro Brun-[[Judd]]

Euro III (289 bytes)
1: '''EURO III''' is the [[emission standards|emission stand...
3: It will be replaced by [[Euro IV]] in [[2005]].

Euro coins (10653 bytes)
1: ...etherlands]], [[Portugal]], and [[Spain]]); three European micro-states: ([[Monaco]], [[San Marino]] and...
3: ...''Euro [[coin]]s''' and [[banknote]]s (see [[euro banknotes]]) came into circulation on [[January 1]] [[2002]...
5: One euro is divided into 100 cent and there are eight diff...
10: |+ '''Description of euro coinage'''
19: |style="white-space: nowrap;"| '''1 cent / &euro;0.01'''

Belgian euro coins (2768 bytes)
1: [[Image:Euro_symbol.png|right]]
3: ...o [[coin]]s have two different sides; one common, European side showing the value of the coin and one na...
7: ...de and a detailed description of the coins, see [[Euro coins]].
9: '''Belgian euro coins''' feature only a single design for all eig...
12: |+ '''Depiction of Belgian euro coinage <nowiki>|</nowiki> Obverse side'''

French euro coins (2528 bytes)
1: [[Image:Euro_symbol.png|right]]
2: ...o [[coin]]s have two different sides; one common, European side showing the value of the coin and one na...
4: ...de and a detailed description of the coins, see [[Euro coins]].
6: '''French euro coins''' feature three separate designs for the t...
9: |+ '''Depiction of French euro coinage <nowiki>|</nowiki> Obverse side'''

Linguistic issues concerning the euro (10160 bytes)
1: ...es of the languages of the member states of the [[European Union]].
5: ...to retain those plurals in legislation, but the [[European Commission Translation Service]] strongly rec...
7: ... Ministry for Finance]] decided to use the word ''euro'' as both the singular and plural forms of the cu...
9: ...Broadcasts of currency exchange rates outside the European Union tend to use the -''s'' plural; with [[N...
13: ...nna'') has been coined from the word ''Eoraip'' ('Europe'), and ''ceint'' pl. ''ceinteanna'' has been in...

Estonian euro coins (1884 bytes)
1: [[Image:Euro_symbol.png|right]]
3: ...o [[coin]]s have two different sides; one common, European side showing the value of the coin and one na...
5: ...de and a detailed description of the coins, see [[Euro coins]].
7: '''Estonian euro coins''' feature only a single design for all eig...
10: |+ '''Depiction of Estonian euro coinage <nowiki>|</nowiki> Obverse side'''

Euro Disney SCA (820 bytes)
1: '''Euro Disney SCA''' is the quasi-governmental company d...
8: * President of Euro Disney SCA, and of Disneyland Resort Paris ''Andr...

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