Currency Converter
Enter an amount and choose two currencies. You get the converted amount at the latest European Central Bank reference rate, and the rate for one unit.
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About these rates
The rates are the European Central Bank's daily reference rates, which are published once on working days. They are a fair mid-market guide, not a quote.
A bank, card or exchange counter normally adds a margin and fees, so the amount you actually receive or pay will differ. Check the all-in cost before you convert a large sum.
The list covers the currencies the ECB publishes, which includes the rupee, dollar, euro, pound, yen and about 30 others, but not every currency (for example the UAE dirham).
The formula
Converted amount = amount ÷ rate of the first currency × rate of the second, where each rate is the number of units of that currency per 1 US dollar.
Common questions
Where do the exchange rates come from?
From the European Central Bank's daily reference rates. The date of the rates is shown next to the result.
Is this the rate I will get at the bank?
Usually not. Banks and card networks add a margin and fees. Use this as a guide and ask for the all-in rate.
Why is my currency missing?
The ECB publishes rates for about 30 currencies. Others, such as the UAE dirham, are not in the list.
How often do the rates change?
The ECB publishes them once each working day. They do not move during the day in this tool.
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