Estonia welcomes the euro

New money for Estonia as the country becomes the 17th member of the euro zone despite the collective currency's ongoing troubles.
The euro became official tender in the Baltic state after the country's original cash, the kroon, was finally phased out over the weekend.
It becomes the first former Soviet state to adopt the currency:
But what do locals think about it?
Raile Purkas said, "I like it because I'm used to travel. And it is so much easier if you don't have to think anymore what it is in kroons and what it is in euros."
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@monesv How long did Germany carry the title 'former Nazi state'? Not very long I suspect :P