Type the Euro Symbol in Mac OS X
How to, Mac OS X, Tips & Tricks - November 7th, 2009 - 3 Comments
€ – If you want to reference the Euro symbol on your Mac, type the following command:
€ Euro Symbol – Option+Shift+2
A friend of mine just asked “How do I type the Euro symbol in OS X?” and he’s pretty tech savvy, so if he didn’t know than I’m sure many others don’t. The Euro is becoming increasingly powerful in global economics so it’s probably a good idea to know how to type the symbol, whether or not you ever use the currency itself or it’s symbol beyond your Mac is up to you though.
It’s worth noting that the Euro symbol is only available to type in some Mac OS X fonts, you won’t be able to use it with all font combinations, particularly some of the custom and funky font sets are lacking euro support.
shift-option-2, not “Command.”
/Bill
well… I think it depends on what input source is configured.
shift-option-2 works on usa keyboard
option-2 on british
option-e on italian
I just have the ’show’ keyboard in my toolbar in the upper right corner. So when I don’t know the symbol (which happen with the less common ones like ¥ and £) I can get the keyboard showing.