Excuse me, do they use the euro or their own currency in Slovakia, Croatia, and Slovenia? Do you need to buy a high-speed ticket before entering and stick it on the window? Thank you ?

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Euros are all usable, but the change will be given to you in local currency, which is not cost-effective. You can exchange some euros for local currency.

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Slovakia uses the euro. I don't know about the others. I was fined 9 euros for parking in the old town of Bratislava for 2 hours.

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Some restaurants in Croatia can be paid directly in euros. After calculation, the exchange rate of euros to kuna is more cost-effective. But because it has not been tried, it is unclear about the change.

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Croatia is not for sale, domestic card charging is in place

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Croatia uses its own currency.

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Croatia: Kuna Others: Euro You do not have to buy a highway ticket.

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Croatian currency is Kuna.