Yes, you can enter your US currency, as long as it’s still in your possession. Of course, how much circulation it’ll get when spent over there is unknown.
Or you can use the Euro Bill Tracker (http://www.eurobilltracker.com/), although I dunno how often you see Euros versus Pounds and Pence. When I visited Scotland, it was interesting to see all the different notes from different banks. Very strange, having banks printing their own individual currencies!
Maine? Eh. Not usually much fun, although the train trip up isn’t bad, and gives me some focused time to work sans Internet. And at least now the weather’s starting to turn better…
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Date: 2005-03-25 07:46 pm (UTC)Or you can use the Euro Bill Tracker (http://www.eurobilltracker.com/), although I dunno how often you see Euros versus Pounds and Pence. When I visited Scotland, it was interesting to see all the different notes from different banks. Very strange, having banks printing their own individual currencies!
Maine? Eh. Not usually much fun, although the train trip up isn’t bad, and gives me some focused time to work sans Internet. And at least now the weather’s starting to turn better…