When I lived in Spain in the 70s, most public toilets I came across were squatters. It took some getting used to.
The other thing that threw me were the little old ladies in the mens bathrooms. They would dispense sheets of toilet paper for you to use and you were expected to tip them on your way out. For a young, naive Midwestern boy it was an eye opener.
lol That reminds me of the first time I ate out for dinner @ McDonalds when I visited Holland. There were men's and women's restrooms, and both had attendants (that you tip on your way out...for keeping a clean RR). I spazzed out when the attendant pushed me into the women's and not the mens. I argued with her about it for a bit, but gave in (I really needed to pee) and went into the womens. Well, when I got back to the table, I told my aunt (who along with my uncle lived there at the time) what had happened. She laughed and apoligized for not telling me before hand that it was common place for the restrooms to be labeled by gender, but ignored.