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Knowing how money works in Italy — from paying at restaurants to understanding receipts — will help you avoid confusion and embarrassment. This lesson covers the euro, paying in various situations, the importance of the scontrino (receipt), tipping customs, and practical matters like opening hours and public holidays.
Italy has used the euro (€) since 2002, replacing the lira. Coins and notes:
| Value | Italian |
|---|---|
| 1 cent | un centesimo |
| 2 cent | due centesimi |
| 5 cent | cinque centesimi |
| 10 cent | dieci centesimi |
| 20 cent | venti centesimi |
| 50 cent | cinquanta centesimi |
| €1 | un euro |
| €2 | due euro |
| Value | Italian |
|---|---|
| €5 | cinque euro |
| €10 | dieci euro |
| €20 | venti euro |
| €50 | cinquanta euro |
| €100 | cento euro |
| €200 | duecento euro |
| €500 | cinquecento euro (rare, many places refuse them) |
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