Is the Czech Republic Koruny still used in the Czech Republic?
Feb 5th, 2005, 11:28 AM
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The koruna is still the official currency of the Czech Republic. Though they joined the EU in 2004, the currency has not been converted over yet. Don't know what the anticipated date of conversion is but it does take a bit of time for that to occur.
Feb 5th, 2005, 12:16 PM
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There is no corollary between membership of the EU and adoption of the Euro.
The U.K, Denmark & Sweden who are members have not adopted it and Andorra, Monaco & The Vatican City which are not members of the EU have.
Dr D.
The U.K, Denmark & Sweden who are members have not adopted it and Andorra, Monaco & The Vatican City which are not members of the EU have.
Dr D.
Feb 5th, 2005, 03:01 PM
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You should get down on your knees and thank Gucci that the Czech Republic still uses the koruna. If CR was using the euro, none of us Americans would be able to afford to eat at places like Le Perle or David because of the horrid exchange rate. You can get a good meal in Prague for $10. You can't do that in London or Paris, sweetie.
