January 1st , 1999 the euro became the new European currency that, through a process of transition, replace all national currencies in all the countries that participated in the European Monetary Union. On March 1st, 2002, the euro, after two months of cohabitation with the peseta, from January 1st to February 28th of the same year, became the only valid currency in the warm implementation of the single currency in the so-called eurozone opened the possibility of using the same currency in any country belonging to the European Monetary Union. Adapting to the new currency was, without doubt, a great challenge for the twelve European countries that have agreed to join eurozone. Many of them are, however, people who the transition from the old currency of euro they took, and still even assuming them, an arduous task, especially to certain more sensitive groups. Therefore, in order to help Castilla La Mancha, the regional government approved and carried out a Regional Plan for helping to the euro. All of these changes were:-the transition to the euro and the disappearance of the peseta: 28th February 2002 was the date in which the peseta ceased to be legal tender currency, on January 1st of that year all citizens could begin to make our payments every day with the new currency, the euro-peseta conversion to the euro configuration : A ratio that remains fixed in 166,386 pesetas.-new coins and banknotes: Bank notes in particular, is equal to five, ten, twenty, fifty, one hundred, two hundred and five hundred euros.
Edificio del Banco Central Europeo, Frankfurt (Alemania). La emisión de euros está autorizado por el Banco Central de Europeo.Los billetes son cinco, diez, veinte, cincuenta, cien, doscientos y quinientos euros. Cada uno tiene un tamaño, de acuerdo con su valor, y un color dominante, que es de color gris; la de cinco euros en el de diez, rojo; en el de veinte, azul; en el de los cincuenta, la naranja, de cada cien, verde; el € 200 el color predominante es un amarillo que se aproxima a un color marrón y el 500 está dominado por el color púrpura. Las monedas son ocho con valores de uno y dos euros y uno, dos, cinco, diez, veinte y cincuenta centavos. Ellos tienen una cara común para todos los países y una cara nacional. Parte de su valor, son diferentes en tamaño, peso y color. Uno, dos y cinco céntimos de euro son el cobre, los de diez, veinte y cincuenta centavos son de oro nórdico y amarillo, mientras que de un euro tiene el color amarillo por fuera y blanco por dentro y los dos euros posee el exterior y el interior amarilla blanca. Sin embargo, dada la similitud de tamaños y colores entre otras monedas, son frecuentes confusiones, especialmente en el caso de las personas mayores, lo que hace curiosamente en el caso de los discapacitados visuales, que les diferencian por las formas y las ranuras que tienen las monedas en sus canciones , diseñado y concebido para que este grupo podría decir aparte de ellos.
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The issuance of euros is authorized by the European Central Bank. Photo: Series of euro coins. Before the introduction of the euro process, through the use of the euroetiqueta, it was intended to give confidence for the incorporation of the new currency in the daily life of citizens, a particularly important work in trade and catering sector, thus helping to educate the consumer, at the same time contributing to confidence-inspiring. Through the voluntary display of the euroetiqueta, retailers pledged to meet a series of standards, such as the dual indication of prices (in pesetas and euros) products or services that are offered, providing information about the euro, the application of the official standards of conversion and rounding, etc. Facilities services, trade and the hospitality industry who wanted to voluntarily adhere to the eurotiqueta had to request the business associations and consumers, chambers of Commerce, the euro observatories, the municipal information office consumers and consumer advice. Next to the label, a certificate signed by the commitment of traders was to respect the principles of the code of good practice in their establishments.Durante la Etapa de Cambio, el Gobierno de CLM constituyó Instrumentos para favorecer La Transición
The Spanish authorities developed an information for the transition to the euro campaign. To promote the introduction of the euro, the Government of Castilla - La Mancha is a Regional Commission, thus preparing the first momentous date in the currency exchange, on 1 January 1999, date scheduled for the final approval of the class of equivalence between the euro and each of the national currencies. Later, against the implementation of the final of the euro as legal tender on January 1, 2002, the second date criticism, the Governing Council adopted a regional transition plan to the euro to prepare the Administration to operate in euros, as well as to help eliminate fears and within the scope of the Castilian-La Mancha society. The Bank of Spain and the Ministry of economy developed an information campaign for the transition to the euro, which the regional government has worked the Organization of courses and workshops that addressed both the sensitive groups to the information that comes with more difficulty, as groups with great ability to move information to society, such as journalists. In addition, it was a Euro Observatory, where the representatives of the regional administration, traders, entrepreneurs of small and medium-sized enterprises, self-employed workers and consumers and users in general carried out important work on the face to avoid actions that could jeopardize the pocket of the citizens by not adequately perform the pesetas to the euro exchange, especially on the subject of round off cents.
