The learning curve/transition from Onewheel to EUC for me was about a week to get up to speed, I watched a few videos and practiced along a building wall, as well as in a parking lot for about two hour sessions a few times for a couple days before I actually commuted on it on the streets.
For the commuting I do, an EUC has been great - I ride an older Begode Tesla V2 (current version is T4) it has been perfect for riding in traffic with the quick acceleration, higher top speed, and great in bike lanes too. Also for longer rides I prefer riding facing forward on an EUC (like skis), vs the snowboard style stance of my onewheel.
Begode Tesla T4 (newest version of the size wheel I ride, now comes with suspension)
https://eevees.com/products/begode-tesla-t4
Some EUC riding tips:
https://youtu.be/vR-OYR5ziSQ