Euro und Cent hits the sweet spot for educational games by making monetary math practical. The tactile drag-and-drop interaction with realistic currency visuals makes learning intuitive for young minds.
It serves as a fantastic supplement for elementary classroom teaching or home learning, keeping distractions minimal and focusing purely on fundamental math competence.
This is an educational training tool rather than an actual video game. It delivers straightforward math drills involving Euro coins and bills. While functional for teaching basic currency math, it completely lacks gamification mechanics that would keep someone engaged.
Visually Spartan and mechanically trivial. It belongs in a classroom, not on a list of entertainment software.
Performance: Ultra-lightweight application, zero technical glitches or lag.
Buy if: Teachers or parents teaching kids how to count Euro currency.
Skip if: Anyone looking for a fun or challenging video game.
Available on: Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 1.7Tue Jun 09 2026
New counting game added! Tap the second game button to choose a mode:
• Cents only
• Euros only
• Euros + Cents together
Count the coins and notes on screen and tap in the total with the new number pad — no keyboard needed. Each level takes 5 correct rounds to clear, and more money appears as you level up, all the way to level 20.
Also in this update:
• Optimized for landscape on iPhone, iPad and Mac
• Bigger, clearer coins and notes on phone screens
• Smoother layout and several stability fixes
Have fun learning about money!
Requires iOS 15.6 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Learn euros and cents through fun shopping activities. Practice real-life buying, coins, and banknotes across 18 chapters with multiple stages. Educational, simple.
Euro und Cent now features TWO games for learning about money.
GAME 1 - Shopping
Pay the exact price for each item using coins and banknotes. The game has 18 chapters, and each chapter contains 20 unique stages.
As you play, you earn in-game money you can spend in three different shopping sections. Items across all sections can be purchased up to 160 times in total - a fun way to explore hundreds of everyday objects while practicing with euros and cents.
Topic categories include:
- Tools
- Candies
- Electronic devices
- Clothes
- Kitchen utensils
- Computer parts
- Fruits and vegetables
- Seafood
- Cookies
- Toys
- Foods
- Household items
- Jewelry
- Bakery products
- Phone accessories
- Vehicles
- Garden tools
- Picnic items
GAME 2 - Counting (NEW)
Count the money on screen and tap in the total - no keyboard, just a simple number pad. Choose one of three modes:
- Cents only
- Euros only
- Euros and cents together
Each level takes 5 correct rounds to complete, and more coins and notes appear as you advance - all the way to level 20. The money you count is added to the same wallet you use for shopping in Game 1.
LEARNING GOALS
- Learn euro and cent values
- Understand give-and-take through hands-on examples
- Practice using coins and banknotes together
- Count mixed amounts of money
- Solve simple shopping and money-exchange problems
Educational, ad-free, and made for children.
Optimized for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.



















Euro und Cent is an educational mobile application tailored for primary students to master handling money. Through practical interactive shopping scenarios and counting exercises, users learn the values of Euro coins and banknotes, calculate change, and strengthen basic arithmetic skills in a fun environment.
Realistic Euro coin and banknote visual models
Progressive difficulty settings for primary grades
Instant visual feedback on calculations
Child-safe, ad-free environment options
Begin with coin identification modules before advancing to register checkout challenges. Combine various denominations to match the target price and calculate correct change.
Official store page.
Drag and drop realistic Euro notes and coins into payment tray areas to solve arithmetic problems under flexible speed settings.
The app primarily targets German-speaking regions, but the math mechanics are universally intuitive.