In this paper, a numerical solution (Euler method) for solving first-order fully fuzzy differential equations (FFDE) in the form under strongly generalized H-differentiability is considered. First, we will show that under H-differentiability the FFDE can be divided into four differential equations. Then, we will prove that each of divided differential equations satisfies the Lipschitz condition, therefore, FFDE has a unique solution and Euler method can be used to find an approximate solution in each case. Convergence of this method is proved and an algorithm by which the exact solution can be approximated in each case will be provided.