Social Security has a list of medical conditions that can be disabling. If you have a condition on the list, and your condition meets the criteria of the listing, or if you have a condition equal in severity to a listed impairment, you are automatically eligible for Social Security disability benefits.
When you travel to Europe, you will need to exchange your money to receive Euros. Euros are the form of currency used in much of Europe. There are multiple ways to exchange money in Europe and each way comes with it's advantages and disadvantages. Examples include exchanging money at a local bank, withdrawing money with your ATM card from an ATM, or exchanging your money at a currency exchange booth. It is a good idea to plan ahead and compare exchange rates before exchanging your money in Europe.
RETURN TO PREVIOUS PAGE. The Euro is the official currency of Spain, and of most European Union member states, excluding the UK and the Czech Republic, among others. The Euro, symbolized by a â¬, has been in public circulation since January, 2002. The peseta, the former official currency of Spain, is no longer accepted, however, you may see that some price tags in Spain give the price both in Euro and in pesetas, to help those who still think in terms of pesetas.