The euro allows people living in the EU to
a. avoid the inconvience of converting their currency when entering another EU country.
b. become more frustrated trying to convert their money at the border of a neighborhood country.
c. devolp an understandingof how the value of currency fluncates from onecountry to another.
d. be more receptive to outside currencies such as the franc and mark.
Generally speaking, the Euro allows people living in the EU to "a. avoid the inconvenience of converting their currency when entering another EU country," since this was a major "drag" on the economies of many European countries for some time.
