Currency Converter

What the Currency Converter does

The Currency Converter converts an amount from one world currency to another using published exchange rates, updated on a daily basis, so you can get a quick estimate of what a price or budget looks like in a different currency.

How to use it

1. Enter the amount you want to convert.
2. Select the currency you're converting From.
3. Select the currency you're converting To, then click Convert.

Common uses

• Estimating the cost of an overseas purchase or subscription in your home currency.
• Budgeting for travel by converting an expected daily spend into local currency.
• Quoting a freelance rate or invoice amount in a client's currency.
• Comparing prices across international online stores before buying.
• Sanity-checking a currency conversion mentioned in a news article or report.

Good to know

Rates are pulled from a live public exchange-rate feed and typically refresh daily using reference rates rather than real-time interbank pricing, so figures are a reliable estimate but not appropriate for time-sensitive trading or large financial transfers — for those, check with your bank or a licensed currency broker, since actual transfer rates usually include a margin on top of the reference rate shown here.

Exchange rates move constantly based on economic data, interest rate decisions, and market sentiment, which is why any currency converter — including this one — is only ever a snapshot rather than a fixed number. For anything beyond a rough estimate, like an actual international wire transfer or a large purchase, banks and currency exchange services typically apply their own rate plus a margin, so the number you see here is a useful reference point rather than the rate you'll actually receive.