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How much is £64 in Italy?
While the story mentions a fine of '£64 or more', it's important to remember that Italy uses the Euro (€). The £64 figure is likely an approximate conversion for UK readers. The actual fine in Euros would be set by Italian law, and could vary depending on the specific circumstances of the offence.
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