I am the official currency of a country known for its tulips, windmills, and vibrant art scene. Historically, I was replaced by the Euro in 2002, but am still remembered fondly. My value was once pegged to the German Mark. My name sounds like a type of flower.

1. I was a common currency in Europe before the Euro.
2. My namesake is a flower popular in springtime.
3. The country where I was used is famous for its cheese and canals.
4. I was subdivided into cents.