Currency Converter
Live cross-currency math for travel, shopping, and remittances.
Currency Converter
Convert between 40+ currencies with live exchange rates.
EUR · Euro
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What This Calculator Does
Convert money between 40+ world currencies using live daily exchange rates. Pick any currency pair, such as US dollar to euro or pound to yen, and get an instant result as you type.
How It Works
The tool loads current rates once per visit and divides your amount by the source rate, then multiplies by the target rate. If the live feed is unreachable, it falls back to reference rates so you always get an estimate.
Example
Enter 100, select USD as the source and EUR as the target. At 0.92 euros per dollar you get 92.00 euros. Swap the pair to convert 100 euros back to about 108.70 dollars.
Formula
Result = Amount / Rate(Source) × Rate(Target)Both rates are expressed per 1 USD.
Reading the Results
Converted Amount
Your amount expressed in the target currency, computed from the source and target exchange rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the exchange rates come from?
Rates load live from open.er-api.com each time the page opens. If that feed is unreachable, the tool uses built-in reference rates so you still get a close estimate.
Why is the rate I get different from what my bank charges?
Banks and card providers add a markup of 1-3% for conversion. The interbank rate you see here is the base rate before that margin.
Can I convert any two currencies, not just from US dollars?
Yes. Choose any pair from the 40+ listed currencies, including USD to EUR, GBP to JPY, INR to AED, and so on. The math handles it automatically.
Do you support live intraday rates?
Rates refresh once daily from official central-bank reference feeds. For real-time trading you would need a paid streaming data source.