Usages of el euro
¿Podría usted decirme si la entrada cuesta catorce euros o dieciséis?
Could you tell me whether the ticket costs fourteen euros or sixteen?
El trayecto en tren hasta la capital cuesta sesenta euros si compras los billetes hoy.
The train journey to the capital costs sixty euros if you buy the tickets today.
En la tienda, una docena de huevos cuesta dos euros y noventa céntimos.
In the shop, a dozen eggs costs two euros and ninety cents.
Solo necesito veintitrés euros para comprar el billete de ida.
I only need twenty-three euros to buy the one-way ticket.
Mi madre guardó veinticinco euros en el monedero para el mercado.
My mother kept twenty-five euros in her coin purse for the market.
Solo me quedan veintinueve euros hasta el viernes, así que prefiero cocinar en casa.
I only have twenty-nine euros left until Friday, so I prefer to cook at home.
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