Vatican City is different from all other European countries in several ways, including:
1. Size: Vatican City is the smallest country in the world by both population and land area.
2. Government: Vatican City is an absolute elective monarchy and an ecclesiastical state ruled by the Bishop of Rome, who is also the Pope.
3. Religion: The majority of Vatican City's population practices Roman Catholicism, and it is the center of the Catholic Church.
4. Currency: Vatican City does not use the euro as its official currency. Instead, it uses the Vatican City State euro, which is only valid within its territory.
5. Independence: Vatican City is an independent city-state with its own laws, government, and police force, separate from Italy where it is located entirely within the city of Rome.
how is Vatican City different from all other European countries?
it is located entirely inside another country.
it is a theocracy
it has a catholic majority
it does not use the euro
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