Currency Converter

Convert between world currencies with real-time exchange rates. Calculate conversion fees and find the best exchange rates.

Conversion Result

Converted Amount

€920.00

From $1,000.00

After Fees

€901.60

2% fee: €18.40

Exchange Rate1 USD = 0.9200 EUR
Inverse Rate1 EUR = 1.0870 USD

Currency Conversion

Conversion Details

You Send$1,000.00 USD
Exchange Rate1 USD = 0.9200 EUR
Converted Amount€920.00 EUR
- Exchange Fee (2%)-€18.40 EUR
You Receive€901.60 EUR

Quick Reference

€0.92

1 USD

€9.20

10 USD

€92.00

100 USD

€920.00

1000 USD

$1,000.00 USD in Other Currencies

Exchange Rates (Base: USD)

CurrencyNameRate$1,000.00 =
EUREuro0.9200920.00
GBP£British Pound0.7900£790.00
JPY¥Japanese Yen149.5000¥149,500.00
CADC$Canadian Dollar1.3600C$1,360.00
AUDA$Australian Dollar1.5300A$1,530.00
CHFFrSwiss Franc0.8800Fr880.00
CNY¥Chinese Yuan7.2400¥7,240.00
INRIndian Rupee83.120083,120.00
MXN$Mexican Peso17.1500$17,150.00
BRLR$Brazilian Real4.9700R$4,970.00
KRWSouth Korean Won1320.50001,320,500.00
SGDS$Singapore Dollar1.3400S$1,340.00

Note: Exchange rates are for illustration purposes. Actual rates may vary. Last updated: 12/10/2025

Tips for Better Exchange Rates

  • Avoid airport exchanges - They typically charge 8-12% above mid-market rates
  • Use no-fee credit cards - Cards like Charles Schwab or Capital One have no foreign transaction fees
  • Decline dynamic currency conversion - Always pay in local currency, not your home currency
  • Order currency from your bank - Often better rates than currency exchanges
  • Use local ATMs - Withdraw from bank ATMs for better rates (check your bank's ATM fee policy)

Conversion Result

Converted Amount

€920.00

From $1,000.00

After Fees

€901.60

2% fee: €18.40

Exchange Rate1 USD = 0.9200 EUR
Inverse Rate1 EUR = 1.0870 USD

Quick Answer

To convert currency, multiply the amount by the exchange rate. For example, $100 USD at 0.92 EUR/USD rate = €92. Use our free calculator at practicalwebtools.com for live rates and instant conversions.

Key Facts

  • Exchange rates fluctuate constantly based on market conditions
  • Mid-market rate is the real rate between currencies
  • Banks and services add markup to exchange rates
  • Currency codes follow ISO 4217 standard (USD, EUR, GBP)
  • Major currency pairs: EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD
  • Always compare rates before exchanging large amounts

Frequently Asked Questions

Exchange rates represent the value of one currency relative to another. They fluctuate based on supply and demand, economic conditions, interest rates, and political stability. A rate of 1 USD = 0.92 EUR means one US dollar can be exchanged for 0.92 euros.
Common fees include: exchange rate markup (1-3% above mid-market rate), flat transaction fees ($3-15), foreign transaction fees (1-3% on cards), and ATM fees ($3-5). Banks typically charge 2-5% total, while currency exchange services may charge 5-10%.
The mid-market rate (also called interbank rate) is the midpoint between buy and sell prices on the global currency market. It's the "real" exchange rate without markup. Services like Wise and some banks offer rates close to mid-market.
Currency rates fluctuate constantly. Best practices: exchange major currencies during business hours when liquidity is high, avoid airport/hotel exchanges (highest fees), order foreign currency from your bank in advance, and use credit cards with no foreign transaction fees when possible.
Credit cards with no foreign transaction fees are often best - you get close to mid-market rates and have fraud protection. Carry some local cash for small purchases and places that don't accept cards. Avoid dynamic currency conversion (DCC) - always pay in local currency.