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Similar to the TI €-2000 but with some handy improvements:
- Its displayed accuracy can be set (Float, 0 or 2 decimals).
- It has a list of European currencies (plus four user defined ones) for which an Euro conversion can be set.
In January of the year 2002 twelve European countries switched from their native currency to a new European currency, the Euro. And what the people in those countries needed of course were Euro calculators. The more conversion options the better. Many promotional Euro calculators were made by banks. All these calculators of course became obsolete after a year or two. Now they’re but nice relics of this daring currency change in Europe.
For more information on the Euro switch, read one of the many articles that can be found on the internet. More on the Euro can be found in this Wikipedia article (link validated 2025-12-06).