Umm... Was EuropeanBillion, now AmericanBillion?
3 more zero's than an American billion, is a British billion
More completely, it was once the case that when a Britisher used the term "Billion" it meant 10^12, or a million million. If one wanted to talk about 10^9 then one used the term "thousand million", or, in some cases, "milliard".
The most common usage now found in the United Kingdom is that "billion" means 10^9, just as it does in the USA. Some people know that there used to be a difference. "Milliard" is now never heard except in conversation with people who know these sorts of things.