Which currency is used in the Czech Republic and is divided into 100 haléřů?

The currency used in the Czech Republic and divided into 100 haléřů is the Czech koruna.

The Czech koruna is the official currency of the Czech Republic and has the ISO code CZK. The word koruna means “crown,” a name shared by several Central European currencies because of historical monetary traditions. Although the currency is divided into haléře in law, haléř coins have not circulated since 2009.

The Czech National Bank issues the koruna. The Czech Republic is an European Union member but has retained the koruna rather than adopting the euro. The currency is often called the Czech crown in English, while koruna is the local-language term.