This is the page you're looking for Written conventions for the euro in the languages of EU member states.

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The part that throws me is the regions that use a comma instead of a decimal, although I suppose that might simply be a holdover from non-decimal currencies

Sorry I got that you were joking but I'm caffeinated and that makes me addicted to earnestness.

We don’t have good healthcare here, he probably doesn’t have glasses to see the small print with

What do you mean by "at the better numbers"? The ones I linked are the historical international exchange rates. It's the Google preview (not the AI Overview) but I can find a source from a webpage if you prefer, the numbers won't change.

It's almost never been "nearly equal". Unless 1 EUR = 1.15 USD is nearly equal for you, in which case the data I linked is correct so again which numbers are you talking about?

This is a silly point to make. Right wingers always make this point because they hate for rich people to ever have to contribute to society.

A well designed taxation system takes from people in rough proportion to ability to pay and then distributes to people in rough proportion of need.

So yeah, it cost someone somewhere something, but the fact that you can rock up at the maternity unit, std clinic or cancer specialist without your credit card in civilised countries is called free healthcare, and whingeing about how much some higher rate taxpayer could have spent on a supercar or yacht or second home if we didn't use that money to save someone's life is silly.

Yeah, ok, so everything in healthcare costs something to somebody but now the word free has no meaning in relation to goods and services, so we can't use ever it?! Nope nope nope. Free has a meaning that's very clear in this context, this is free healthcare and it's good.

I'm sick of "won't anybody think of the poor higher rate taxpayers?". No. They're not poor. Literally. Fix the tax system so that global corporations, multimillionaires and billionaires pay at a rate that approaches regular income tax, and everyone except the grotesquely wealthy will have a more reasonable tax bill and we can all have nice things.

No no no. Our parents pay for us to be born, that way they can hold it over us for the rest of our lives

In mexico is all 100% but at the age and rythm dictated by government officials (doctors, at least).

Some optional vaccines (think second shots for non endemic illneses for example) are paid but even then you can get them for free if they have them in health centers.

I can understand that rationale, but that just makes it less useful for adults (at least probabilistically). That doesn't mean adults should be prevented from getting one, just be advised that they likely already have the immunity.