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Currency Converter

Convert between major world currencies. Enter an amount and pick the pair — then confirm the live mid-market rate before you transact.

Example: with Amount 100 · From US Dollar (USD) · To Euro (EUR) · Bank / kiosk fee 0% → Converted amount: 92.59 EUR.

  • Exchange rate1 USD = 0.9259 EUR
  • Inverse rate1 EUR = 1.0800 USD

Computed by the calculator below using its default values. Change any input to see your own numbers.

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Mind the markup

Exchange rates move every second, and the rate your bank gives you usually isn’t the “real” one. The mid-market rate — the midpoint between buy and sell — is the honest benchmark; banks and airport kiosks add a markup of 1–3% or more on top. Always compare against the mid-market rate.

Major pairs at a glance

Indicative reference rates, not live — as of mid-2026. Built from the same rates used by the converter above, so the two never disagree; confirm the current rate from a live source before transacting.

How it’s calculated & sources

We convert through a U.S. dollar base using indicative reference rates. These are approximate — for any real transaction, check a live source, since rates change constantly.

The inverse rate is simply 1 divided by the quoted rate, so both directions of a pair are visible at once. If a bank/kiosk fee percentage is entered (0% by default), the “after typical bank markup” figure reduces the converted amount by that percentage — it does not change the mid-market converted amount or rate shown above, which always reflect the indicative mid-market rate.

Benchmark: the live mid-market rate. Rates shown here are indicative (mid-2026); banks and kiosks typically add a 1–3% markup.

Results update as you type and are general estimates, not personalized financial, tax, medical or legal advice. Verify with a professional.

Frequently asked questions

Are these rates live?

No — they’re indicative reference rates for quick estimates. Before sending money or exchanging cash, confirm the current rate from a live source.

How do I avoid bad rates?

Compare to the mid-market rate, use low-markup providers, and avoid airport and hotel exchange counters, which have the widest spreads.