How to replace multiple strings in single attribute?

Try something like this in a PythonCaller (assuming Python 3):

import fmeobjects
import csv

class multi_string_replace(object):

    def __init__(self):
        with open(r'C:\my_streets\street_mapping.csv') as csvfile:
            self.street_mappings = dict(csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=';'))

    def input(self, feature):
        street_name = feature.getAttribute('street_name_attribute')
        if street_name:
            for search_name, replace_name in self.street_mappings.items():
                street_name = street_name.replace(search_name, replace_name)
            feature.setAttribute('street_name_attribute', street_name)
        self.pyoutput(feature)

This will read the file 'C:\my_streets\street_mapping.csv' once at startup, caching all the search-replace pairs in a Python dictionary. For each feature that enters the PythonCaller, the attribute street_name_attribute will be processed to replace all the names found in the street name attribute with the corresponding values from the csv.

Thank you @david_r! I am using Python 3.7.

I changed csv-filename and attribute name, but I get error and I don't know why

I had forgotten a closing parenthesis on line 8, unfortunately... Fixed now.

But yes indeed, indentations are a common issue when copy/pasting code, in particular from forums like these.