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## Usage ## Usage
You probably want to use this tool using the cli-interface which tries to understand requests in human language. You probably want to use this tool using the cli-interface which tries to understand requests in human language.
To reference the currencies use €, eur, euro, e, E, or µ, meu, meuro, m, M; To reference the currencies use €, eur, euro, e, E, or µ, meu, meuro, m, M;
Currencies should be an integer or have 2 digits after the point (.).
Dates should always be dd.mm.YYYY or dd.mm.yy Dates should always be dd.mm.YYYY or dd.mm.yy
If no date is supplied (or understood) the current date is used. If no date is supplied (or understood) the current date is used.
Examples: Examples:
#### ./meuro.py What is 200 eur in meuro #### ./meuro.py What is 200 eur in meuro
#### ./meuro.py 200 meur at 12.12.2012 #### ./meuro.py 120.50 meur at 12.12.2012
#### ./meuro.py 200€ 10.10.2010 #### ./meuro.py 50,000€ 10.10.2010
#### ./meuro.py I want to know how much 200€ from 11.11.2011 are in meuro. #### ./meuro.py I want to know how much 2000€ from 11.11.2011 are in meuro.
#### ./meuro.py 3.14E 01.02.2003 12:34
### Python-API ### Python-API
You can also import this libary from another python file You can also import this libary from another python file
##### The provided functions are: ##### The provided functions are: