The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainme Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The given table compares the expenditure of five European nations for four different types,which include food and beverage ,accommodation ,clothes and recreation. It's apparent from the chart that all of the households in those countries paid the most for daily eating and housing,

while

clothing and entertainment accounted for a significantly lower proportion of money spent on them. With regard to monthly food and beverage,

Turkey

took the first place,constituting more than one-third of its total income,which was followed by

Spain

,at 31%.Housing

also

made up the highest proportion of spending for all the countries except

Turkey

and

Spain

.People in the UK spent the most ,at 37%,

whereas

the allocation of monthly salaries in

Spain

in the same category was the lowest ,at 18%,followed closely by

Turkey

,at 20%.Germany and France shared a similar percentage,at roughly one-third.

According to

the given data, the pattern between clothes and entertainment was almost the same , with all figures below 20%.Families in Germany were more enjoying dressing up

themselves

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and leading various lifestyles,which means they spent more of their incomes on clothes and recreational items than the other countries,at 15% and 19% respectively.

However

,

Spain

allocated the least for clothing,at 8%,

while

Turkey

distributed the lowest earnings for recreation.