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Yes, plenty of countries have multiple currencies accepted as official legal tender. E.g., Jamaica has both Jamaican dollars and US dollars. Poland uses zloty,
by hammyhavoc 4y ago
Yes, plenty of countries have multiple currencies accepted as official legal tender. E.g., Jamaica has both Jamaican dollars and US dollars. Poland uses zloty, but euros aren't uncommon tender, despite not officially being a member of the Eurozone.
- fishnchips 4y agoI’m based in Warsaw and I can’t think of a single store where I can pay with euro cash. Perhaps this is more common at the eurozone borders (with Germany, Slovakia and Lithuania) but it’s by no means an alternative currency here.
- msm_ 4y agoI only saw that prices in euros once. It was in a tourist location, and the exchange rate was outrageous (I think more than 6pln/euro and you didn't get any change).