How can eu countries have different inflation rates when they all use euros? Do euro have different value in each country?

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The money is the same. The local prices for things aren’t.

an Euro in Estonia is worth the same as an Euro in France.

All euros minted or printed anywhere in the Eurozone are legal tender in any other part of it. The coins may have different stuff on the backside, but otherwise they are all equal.

What isn’t the same across the continent is how much a job pays, how much rent is and how much buying goods and services cost you.

In some places the price of some things increases faster than in others.