No. 87 in Spanish
euros
The currency used in many European countries.
In a sentence
Tengo veinte euros en mi billetera.
I have twenty euros in my wallet.
This sentence uses 'euros' as the plural form of the currency unit to indicate possession or availability.
El libro cuesta cincuenta euros en la tienda local.
The book costs fifty euros at the local store.
Here, 'euros' represents the amount of money needed to purchase something.
Cambio cien dólares a euros antes de viajar.
I exchange one hundred dollars to euros before traveling.
In this case, 'euros' refers to the target currency in a currency exchange context.
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