Ireland adopted the Euro as its official currency in 2002, replacing the Irish Pound. The Euro is used for all transactions, aligning Ireland with other European Union countries.

Baghdad is the capital of Iraq, located along the Tigris River. It is one of the Middle East’s historic cities, known for its cultural heritage and as a center of Islamic civilization in the past.

The Iranian Rial is the official currency of Iran, symbolized as 'ï·¼'. While the Toman is commonly used in everyday transactions (1 Toman = 10 Rials), the Rial remains the official unit of currency.

The Indonesian Rupiah is the official currency of Indonesia, symbolized as 'Rp'. It has been in use since 1946 and is managed by Bank Indonesia, reflecting the country’s vast archipelago economy.

New Delhi is the capital of India, designed as a planned city in the early 20th century. It houses key government institutions and is a major political and cultural center in the world’s largest democracy.

Budapest is the capital of Hungary, formed by the unification of Buda and Pest across the Danube River. It is known for its stunning architecture, thermal baths, and vibrant cultural scene.

The Haitian Gourde is the official currency of Haiti, symbolized as 'G'. It has been in use since 1813 and is named after a type of currency used in colonial times, reflecting Haiti’s economic history.

Athens is the capital of Greece, one of the world’s oldest cities, famous for its ancient landmarks like the Acropolis and Parthenon. It is the cultural and political heart of modern Greece.

Germany is located in Central Europe, bordered by countries like France, Poland, and Austria. It is a major economic and political power in Europe, known for its industrial strength and cultural heritage.

The Georgian Lari is the official currency of Georgia, symbolized as '₾'. Introduced in 1995, it replaced the Russian Ruble and is a key symbol of Georgia’s post-Soviet economic independence.