Geography Quiz: How well do you know European currency?

This European currency quiz isn’t all about the Euro!

Even though it’s by far the most widespread European currency, there’s still many countries that haven’t yet adopted the Euro. Take this European currency quiz to test your geography knowledge.

Albania

Dram

Lek

Korena

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 123.09 Lek

Czech Republic

Euro

Krone

Koruna

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 25.49 Kc

Great Britain

Shilling

Pounds

Dollars

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = £0.86

Croatia

Kuna

Zloty

Lev

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 7.44 Kuna

Hungary

Drachma

Forint

Tolar

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 331.62 Forint

Norway

Franc

Markka

Krone

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 10.14 Krone

Serbia

Lira

Kroon

Dinar

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 117.41 Dinar

Russia

Leu

Kroon

Ruble

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 70.63 Ruble

Sweden

Tolar

Krona

Litas

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 10.65 Krona

Ukraine

Hryvnia

Lev

Escudo

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 27.27 hryvnia

Bonus question: Other than Switzerland, which country uses the Swiss Franc?

Liechtenstein

Luxembourg

San Marino

Correct! Wrong!

€1 = 1.10 franc

European Currency

Uh oh

Better get back to the books and learn a little more about European currency!

Hmmm

Ok, but I'd hardly call you a traveler!

Wahey!

You know your stuff!

How did you find it? Did we manage to catch you out at all? Let us know in the comments below!

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Fancy learning a bit more about European currencies? Here are 5 fast fun facts:

• 9 EU Countries Don’t Use the Euro; Denmark, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
• An image of the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom has appeared on coins for at least 1000 years (and was quite often the only way a person living in the country would know what their monarch looked liked!)
• The Hungarian currency name “forint” actually comes from the city of Florence, where gold coins minted in 1252 and beyond were called “fiorino”. The Hungarians took inspiration; thus leading to their currency being named the forint.
• As well as Lichtenstein, the Swiss Franc is official currency of an Italian town called Campione d’ltalia and a German town called Bussingen!
• UK sterling pound has a few nicknames
  • Quid = pound (e.g. £20 = 20 quid)
  • Grand = £1000
  • Tenner = A £10 note