What Currency Does San Marino Use?

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Currency of San Marino Euro EUR · €

Facts last checked 31 August 2026.

Exchange rate (approximate):

1 USD ≈ 0.8755 EUR

1 GBP ≈ 1.1737 EUR

Rates are indicative (July 2026) and change daily. Always check live rates before travelling. Rates by Exchange Rate API.

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What is money called in San Marino?

Money in San Marino is called the Euro — its ISO 4217 currency code is EUR, and its symbol is . The Euro is the official legal tender in San Marino and is used for all everyday transactions — from paying for goods and services to converting money at banks and exchange bureaus. When travelling, you may also see it referred to as the San Marino currency or simply money in San Marino. The Euro is subdivided into 100 cents, though small-denomination coins may not always be in everyday circulation. San Marino uses the Euro although it is not a member of the Eurozone. The Euro is shared by 20 EU member states and several other countries — see the full list of countries that use the Euro.

Is the Euro used anywhere else?

Yes — Euro (EUR) is also used in Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus and 20 other countries.

Practical money tips for San Marino

Card payments are widely accepted in most cities, but it's still worth carrying some Euro in cash for smaller vendors, local transport and rural areas. Notify your bank before travelling to avoid transactions being blocked, and compare card fees — many cards charge a foreign transaction fee that a dedicated travel money card avoids.

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San Marino currency — FAQ

What is the currency of San Marino?

The currency of San Marino is the Euro (currency code: EUR, symbol: €).

What is the currency code for San Marino?

The ISO 4217 currency code for the Euro is EUR.

What is the Euro symbol?

The symbol for the Euro is €. You will see this on price tags and receipts throughout San Marino.

What currency is used in San Marino?

The official currency used in San Marino is the Euro (EUR).

Can I use US dollars in San Marino?

The official currency of San Marino is the Euro, not the US dollar. While USD may be accepted in some tourist hotels and major cities, you will generally get better rates paying in Euro and should exchange money before or on arrival.

What is the exchange rate for San Marino?

As of July 2026, approximately 1 USD = 0.8755 EUR and 1 GBP = 1.1737 EUR. Rates change daily — always check a live source before travelling or sending money.

What is money called in San Marino?

Money in San Marino is called the Euro (EUR).

Do other countries use the Euro?

Yes — Euro (EUR) is also used in Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus and 20 other countries.

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