"?" It is a symbol of both the euro and the euro. The symbol of the euro evolved from Greek. With the development of the times, there have been web pages that have introduced "?" This symbol, but some browsers still can't parse it correctly. If the user uses "?" If you need this symbol, you can open the font of the input method to find it. If it is not in the font, you can search online and use it with the copy-and-paste function.

Information about the euro

The euro is the currency used by EU member states and non-EU member states. Its standard code is EUR and its English name is Euro. The inflation rate is low, mainly managed by the European Central Bank. The open and unified use of the euro is very huge, and hundreds of billions of dollars have been invested in reform and implementation, but the benefits it brings are far greater than the investment, because the region composed of EU countries contains huge market opportunities, and the trade volume between EU member States accounts for 15% of the global market every year.