Due to Germany's membership in the Eurozone, the official currency is the euro (EUR). Germany switched to euro money back in 2002, before that time the country used its own national currency (the predecessor of the euro) - the German mark. In the country, all settlement operations are handled in euros at the moment, and the brand has been completely withdrawn from circulation.

Germany uses the Euro, mainly since it is an EU member state. It started using this currency instead of the German Mark since 2002.

The currency of Germany is the Euro.
Germany has been a member of the European Union since 1999 and was one of the original signatories to the Maastricht Treaty, which created the euro.