Why did a money economy begin to replace the barter economy in the high middle ages

For a time after the fall of the Roman Empire, the use of money declined. However, as trade revived in the later medieval period and reached across greater distances, the need for money as a unit of exchange became more important. During the High Middle Ages, a money economy began to replace the barter economy.

Explanation:

Imagine if you wanted to buy oranges, you had apples to trade, but the person wanted strawberries. It would be difficult to go and trade and keep trading things to finally get what you wanted. Money would be easier because everyone wants it. and it can purchase almost anything.

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