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Currency Calculator ā Convert 30+ Currencies
Convert between 30+ world currencies. Enter the current exchange rate from Google or your bank ā or use our quick-pair presets. Includes multi-currency comparison table.
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Currency Converter
Enter amount + current exchange rate ā instant conversion
ā ļø This calculator uses the rate you enter. For live rates, check Google Finance, XE.com, or your bank before transacting.
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Your entered amount converted to all major currencies using your rate
| Currency | Code | Rate vs USD | Converted Amount |
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How to Use This Currency Calculator
1. Select your source currency (From) and target currency (To) from the dropdowns. 2. Enter the amount you want to convert. 3. Enter the current exchange rate ā get this from Google (search "USD to EUR"), XE.com, or your bank's website. 4. See the converted amount instantly. Use the ā swap button to reverse the direction.
Important: Exchange rates change constantly. Always verify the current rate from a live source before making any financial transactions. Retail rates from banks and exchange offices include a spread above the interbank rate.
Major Currency Pairs Reference
| Pair | Names | Daily Volume | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | Euro / US Dollar | ~$1.1 trillion | Most traded pair globally |
| USD/JPY | US Dollar / Japanese Yen | ~$0.6 trillion | Safe-haven pair |
| GBP/USD | British Pound / US Dollar | ~$0.4 trillion | Called "Cable" |
| USD/CHF | US Dollar / Swiss Franc | ~$0.3 trillion | Swiss franc is safe haven |
| AUD/USD | Australian Dollar / US Dollar | ~$0.2 trillion | Commodity-linked |
| USD/CAD | US Dollar / Canadian Dollar | ~$0.2 trillion | Oil-linked "Loonie" |
| USD/CNY | US Dollar / Chinese Yuan | ~$0.1 trillion | Partially managed by PBOC |
Frequently Asked Questions
Search Google for the currency pair (e.g. "100 USD to EUR") to see the current interbank rate. For more detail, use XE.com, Bloomberg, or your bank's website. Note that the rate you'll actually get from a bank or exchange office includes a spread of 1-3% above the interbank rate, which is how they make money on conversions.
The interbank rate is the rate at which large banks trade currencies with each other ā the tightest possible spread. Retail rates include a markup (spread) of 1-5% to cover the provider's profit. When comparing options for travel or remittance, compare the total amount received, not just the headline rate. Online transfer services like Wise typically offer rates much closer to the interbank rate than traditional banks.
Exchange rates fluctuate due to: interest rate decisions by central banks (higher rates attract foreign capital), inflation data, GDP and economic reports, political events and elections, trade balance figures, commodity prices (oil, gold), and pure market sentiment. The forex market trades over $7 trillion per day ā the world's largest financial market ā and rates change every second during trading hours.
The seven "major pairs" ā all involving USD ā account for about 75% of all forex trading: EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, AUD/USD, USD/CAD, NZD/USD. "Minor pairs" trade major currencies against each other without USD (e.g., EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY). "Exotic pairs" involve one major currency and one from an emerging market (e.g., USD/PKR, USD/TRY).
Tips for the best rates: (1) Use a no-foreign-transaction-fee credit card ā typically closest to the interbank rate. (2) Avoid airport and hotel exchange booths ā worst rates. (3) Use ATMs at your destination and withdraw larger amounts to minimize per-transaction fees. (4) For large transfers, compare online services like Wise, Revolut, or OFX vs your bank. (5) Avoid dynamic currency conversion when paying abroad ā always choose local currency.