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The Euro sign should precede the amount. See: http://publications.europa.eu/c...3.htm#position
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€30 => € 30
No. According to the source above, there should be no hard space.
In Portuguese, the recommendation is to put the euro sign after the amount with a space; if it should be put before, there should be also a space to make the figure readable to those who speak the language. Note that in Spain, for example, people reluctantly put the euro sign after the amount, because this is how it's always been. Recommendations are not rules; each language has its particularities. Your source is for English and some other languages.
https://ciberduvidas.iscte-iul....-do-euro/30249
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #1298
Vai custar 30€.
added by brauliobezerra, 2 de xuño de 2010
linked by brauliobezerra, 2 de xuño de 2010
Vai custar €30.
edited by brauliobezerra, 15 de decembro de 2010
linked by martinod, 4 de abril de 2012
linked by Matheus, 11 de marzo de 2013
linked by Ricardo14, 11 de agosto de 2015
