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Currency Converter - Conversion Calculator

 

Welcome to our free currency converter page (popular spelling mistake: currency convertor). Here you can perform currency calculations and conversions using data based on live currency exchange rates. Although these foreign exchange rates are live and highly accurate we cannot guarantee their accuracy so any use of this foreign exchange calculator is done so under the understanding that it is meant for illustrative purposes only. For instructions on use please see below…

We have included rates from some of the most popular searches such as:

  • US currency
  • Canadian currency
  • Australian currency
  • Mexican currency
  • Japanese currency
  • Euro currency and many more
For a full list of supported currencies click here...

Click here for a list of World-wide 3-letter currency codes - See currency symbols

 

Instructions - How to use this converter

Most of our users start with a question that looks something like one of the following:

  • “How many Euros can I buy with my US Dollars?”
  • "How many Euros are there in 1 US Dollar?”
  • "The website is charging me US $29.99, how many Euros is that?”

 

 

Step1: The first thing we need to do is decide our ‘FROM’ currency. In all of the example questions above we want to convert our US Dollars into Euros. So, the US Dollar is our ‘FROM’ currency.

To select our ‘FROM’ currency we click on the top, right-hand box. A list will appear and we scroll until we find USD (short for US Dollar). This is shown in the picture to the right. Our currency calculator has USD selected as a default currency already and by clicking on the box you will see that there are many more to choose from.

 

Stage 1 pic: Enter 'FROM' currency

Step 2: Now we need to select our ‘TO’ currency. So, using our example questions, if the USD is our ‘FROM’ currency then the Euro (EUR for short) is our ‘TO’ currency.

To select our ‘TO’ currency repeat the instruction in step 1 on the middle, right-hand box (see picture to the right). Here EUR is a default value but there are many more to choose from.

Stage 2: Select 'TO' currency
Step 3: Now we need to enter the number of US Dollars we would like converted into Euros. To do this you must click on the top left-hand box, remove the value that is already in the box (0 in this case) and enter the value that you would like our currency converter to process for you. We have used the example of $29.99

 

Stage 3: Enter the amount of 'FROM' currency

 

Stage 4: To complete the calculation you must click the ‘=’ button which can be found at the bottom on the right-hand side.

 

Stage 4: Click the '=' button

 

Stage 5: Finally you can retrieve the results of the conversion by looking in the bottom left-hand box. At the time of writing US $29.99 was worth €22.32.

 

Stage 5: Retrieve your results

 

You can carry on and do as many free currency conversions as you like by simply repeating steps 1-5. You may wish to explore the many different currencies our conversion calculator supports!

 

Why Carry Out a Currency Conversion?

We always hear the phrase “the World is getting smaller”. Of course this doesn’t mean that the planet is literally shrinking! The phrase is referring to the fact that it is always getting easier and quicker to travel and make contact with other parts of the World.

Travel, whether it is for business or pleasure, makes it necessary to exchange your domestic currency for that of the currency used at your destination. So, a currency converter is useful for finding out how much ‘bang for your buck’ you will get abroad.

It is not just travel that requires a currency exchange; foreign business investment does too. Maybe you want to expand your business and open a branch abroad, research wage expenses or invest in residential property/ real estate abroad (becoming increasingly popular). Converting house prices is a must when considering your investments.

If the World is getting smaller then the arrival of the Internet sped this process up exponentially. Now it is possible to be on the other side of the World in a fraction of a second, albeit virtually. Foreign currency exchanges are taking place all of the time via this medium. For example, when you place an order on an Italian or French website and have your item shipped to the US or UK. Your bank will take care of this exchange for you but it is nice to see how much you are paying in terms of your domestic currency and this is where a currency converter comes in extremely useful.

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