Euro Currency Symbol Displayed?

I am trying to show the Euro currency symbol in a calculated number field.
I tried changing the locale to English (United Kingdeom - EURO). That still displays the british pound symbol.
Any ideas?

There is a UK Euro option in LiveCycle though. Our office does sell in Euros instead of GBP sometimes.
But what is wierd is when I use Germany or france, to show less than one Euro, it is using a comma instead of a decimal point. That is not how it is shown in our business. For example we would do.
5.32 but LiveCycle is showing it as 5,32
frustrating. Even though in the display pattern I have $z,zz9.99

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