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An indoor, eye-level photograph captures a blue and white A-frame sign positioned on a light-colored tiled floor within a Kaufland supermarket in Varna, Bulgaria. The sign's primary text, in Bulgarian, announces "THE EURO IS COMING" and explains that product prices will be displayed in both Euros and Bulgarian Leva on shelf labels and receipts. A featured example product shows a price of 3.93 Euros and 7.69 Bulgarian Leva, alongside an image of stacked Euro coins and a single 1-Euro coin. A red section on the sign details the official fixed exchange rate of 1 Euro equaling 1.95583 Bulgarian Leva. The bottom text states that all purchases must be paid in Bulgarian Leva until the Euro's official introduction. The background depicts a modern retail interior. To the left, a section with dark tables and chairs suggests a cafe or dining area, with planters containing green foliage and a dark wall featuring vertical wooden panels and a rectangular moss art piece. An "EXIT" sign is visible above. To the right, part of the supermarket aisle is visible, including shelving units stocked with various products, a red fire extinguisher mounted on a wall, and a shopping cart filled with groceries. Several blurred individuals are present in the background: one person in a blue shirt stands near a wooden display on the right, and another is partially visible near the seating area on the left. The ceiling features square recessed lighting and several black pendant lamps. A large, white cylindrical bin is partially visible on the far left of the frame.
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