Currency Converter

Convert between more than 150 world currencies using live exchange rates. Enter an amount, pick the currencies, and get an instant, accurate result — whether you are budgeting a trip, shopping across borders, or checking a transfer.

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How currency conversion works

A currency conversion multiplies your amount by an exchange rate — the price of one currency expressed in another. If 1 euro is worth 1.08 US dollars, then €100 becomes $108. Rates move constantly as markets trade, so a conversion is only exact at the moment it is made. This tool pulls current rates so the figure you see reflects the live market, not a stale table.

Popular currency conversions

These pairs are the ones people look up most. Each links to a dedicated page with the current rate, a quick reference table, and the reverse direction:

Reading a rate correctly

An exchange rate always has a direction. "EUR/USD = 1.08" means one euro buys 1.08 dollars; to go the other way you divide, so one dollar buys about 0.93 euros. Mixing up the direction is the most common conversion mistake — if a number looks ten times too big or small, you have probably inverted the rate. When in doubt, sanity-check against a familiar pair before trusting a figure.

Why the rate you get may differ

The mid-market rate shown here is the midpoint between what buyers and sellers quote — the "real" rate you see on financial news. Banks, cards, and transfer services add a margin or fee on top, so the rate at a checkout or ATM is usually a little worse. Use the mid-market figure as your benchmark: if a provider is far from it, you are paying a large spread.

Everyday uses

Travelers use conversions to budget and to check whether a price is fair. Online shoppers convert foreign listings before checkout. Freelancers and businesses convert invoices and quotes across borders. Investors track how a strengthening or weakening currency changes the value of overseas holdings. In each case the skill is the same: know the direction, use the mid-market rate as your anchor, and account for any fee on top.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often do the exchange rates update?

The converter uses current market rates rather than a fixed table, so a conversion reflects the live rate at the time you make it. Because currency markets trade continuously on weekdays, the same conversion can differ slightly minutes apart.

Is this the rate my bank or card will give me?

Not exactly. This shows the mid-market rate — the midpoint of the market. Banks, cards and transfer services usually add a margin or fee, so their rate is typically a little less favorable. Treat the mid-market figure as your benchmark for comparison.

How do I convert in the opposite direction?

Divide instead of multiply. If 1 EUR = 1.08 USD, then 1 USD = 1 / 1.08 ≈ 0.93 EUR. You can also just swap the two currencies in the tool above to flip the direction automatically.

How many currencies are supported?

Over 150, covering all major world currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, and more) plus most regional and emerging-market currencies.

Why does €100 not convert to a round number of dollars?

Because exchange rates are rarely whole numbers. At a rate of 1.08, €100 is $108; at 1.085 it is $108.50. Small rate movements change the last digits, which is why the result updates as rates move.