👉 The term "drachma" is a unit of currency in the Roman Numeral System, used to measure small amounts of money. It was introduced by the Roman Republic and later adopted by the Western European countries as a standard unit for monetary transactions. In medieval times, a drachma was equivalent to 1/20th of a centime (which is now known as a cent). This system was widely used in trade and commerce. Today, the term "drachma"
