Currency Converter
Convert any amount between two currencies using the exchange rate you provide.
Inputs
Allowed range: 0 to 1000000000000
Allowed range: 0 to 1000000000
Results
How it works
Converted amount = amount × exchange rate. Because real-world FX rates change every second, this calculator asks you for the current rate instead of relying on a stored value that would quickly go stale.
Complete guide
A currency exchange rate tells you how many units of the target currency you receive for one unit of the source currency. For example, if 1 EUR = 1.08 USD, then 100 EUR converts to 108 USD.
Look up the current mid-market rate on a source like Google, XE.com, or your bank's website, then enter it together with the amount you want to convert. The calculator returns the converted amount and the reverse rate (1 unit of the target currency in the source currency).
Banks, brokers and card networks rarely give you the mid-market rate. Expect a spread of 0.5%–3% plus possible fixed fees, so the amount that actually lands in your account will be slightly lower than this calculation.
Frequently asked questions
- Why doesn't the calculator have live rates?
- FX rates change constantly and any stored value would be wrong within minutes. Entering the current rate manually gives you full control and an always-accurate result.
- Where do I find a reliable exchange rate?
- Google Finance, XE.com, Wise, or your bank's FX page all show the mid-market rate. For the rate you'll actually receive, check the provider you plan to use.
- What is the spread?
- The spread is the difference between the rate banks buy and sell a currency at. It's how providers earn money on conversions even when they advertise 'no fees'.