Where do I get real-time rates?

wise.com, xe.com, oanda.com, or your bank app. For business use cases, services like Stripe or Wise have real-time APIs.

Why is my bank rate worse than this calculator?

Banks build in a 1-3% margin (sometimes more for exotic currencies) on top of the mid-market rate. That's how they make money on currency conversions.

Currency Converter

Convert between major world currencies using approximate rates.

Result

1,000 USD =

920 EUR

1 USD= 0.92 EUR
1 EUR= 1.087 USD
Equivalent in USD1,000 USD
⚠ Approximate ratesStatic reference. For real conversions check your bank or wise.com.

How to use this calculator

Enter the amount in the source currency.
Pick the source currency (From) and target (To).
Read the converted amount + the per-unit exchange rate.

About this tool

A quick-reference currency converter using approximate static rates for the world's most-used currencies. Real exchange rates fluctuate every minute, so the answer here will be off by 0.5-2% from what your bank actually gives you. Use this for back-of-envelope math (rough trip budget, comparing prices across countries, rough salary comparison) — for actual money transfers, check a live source like wise.com or your bank app. Note that bank/credit-card conversions add a 1-3% margin on top of the mid-market rate, so add that buffer to your real cost.

Frequently asked

Live exchange-rate APIs cost money or rate-limit aggressively. For most casual use cases (rough budgeting, price comparison) static rates within 1-2% are enough. Banks add 1-3% spread anyway.