Thursday, March 29, 2012

prices in Euros

I was looking at a menu for a restrauntin Munich. It listed the prices in Euros. How does the numbering system represent the price? For example a cocktail was listed as 3,90 or a dinner for 10,90. What does that mean? 3 Euros and some change? I am going to munich on business soon and i want to make sure i understand the way the prices work in euros.



Is the price just like in US dollars? $3.90 or $10.90?




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Yes, it%26#39;s just the same. It means �3 and 90 cents. Prices on German restaurant menues are incl. tax and service charge. You don%26#39;t have to tip the waiters but if were really satisfied with their service you could round up the total sum. E.g. if your total is �37.90 upon handing over your cash or credit card TELL them to make it 40. It%26#39;s not common to just leave some change back on the table when you leave.





I%26#39;m sure you%26#39;re aware of the fact that it takes $1.50 to buy just �1.00?...




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Includes tax and service? Wow! That is great. Thank you for the information.




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Yes, I am aware of the current exchange rate.




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