Typing the euro symbol (€) on a MacBook is a little different from doing it on a Windows laptop. Although you’ll find the € symbol printed next to the number 2 key, there are a few different ways to type it.
The simplest method is to use this shortcut:
This works on Macs set to the standard Dutch keyboard layout. If you’re using a different layout, the shortcut might vary. You can change your keyboard layout under: System Settings- > Keyboard -> Text Input.
If the keyboard shortcut doesn’t work, try this instead:
You can also copy and paste the symbol from a website and paste it.
Yes, the same keyboard shortcut (Option + 2) works across all Macs. This includes MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Studio, the iMac or the Mac Mini, especially if you use an official Apple keyboard. If you’re using a non-Apple keyboard, the layout might be different, so the shortcut may vary.
If you’re new to Mac, finding the € symbol might be a bit tricky at first. But once you know it’s Option + 2, it becomes second nature. If that doesn't work, the character viewer is a reliable backup.
