Schillings was the official currency used in Austria until it was replaced by the Euro in 2002. The term 'schillings' is now mainly used in reference to historical currency. Some synonyms that have been used for this currency include the Austrian crown, which was its name from 1892-1918, and the Austrian shilling which was the currency's name from 1945-2002. Other synonyms that have been employed include the Austrian dollar, the Austrian florin, the Austrian gulden, the Austrian kreuzer, and simply the shilling. The currency was subdivided into 100 Groschen, and sometimes referred to as such. Its history spans several centuries and is a testament to the economic growth and evolution of Austria and Europe.