During which month will europe and africa each have equal amounts of sunlight?

The answer is March because they are have an equal amount of sunlight in the vernal equinox which is during the month March.

   March and September

Explanation:  Equinox is a term that is related to the position of the Earth in relation to the Sun, and this is a short period of time when the plane of the equator passes through the center of the Sun. This happens twice a year and there are spring and autumn equinoxes, more specifically around March 20 and September 23, and then, thanks to the position of the Earth's equator in relation to the center of the Sun, the amount of sunlight is the same in Africa and Europe. So in March and in September.