Currency Converter
Enter an amount, choose two currencies and see the result at the latest daily reference rate. Swap them in one click.
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Reference rates published by the European Central Bank. They are published on working days and are for information, not a rate you can trade at. Banks and card providers charge their own rates and fees.
Rozwiązane przykłady
100 US dollars to pounds
100 USD to GBP at EUR 1 = 1.10 USD and 0.85 GBP (illustrative rates)
77.27 GBP
100 divided by 1.10 is 90.909 euros, and 90.909 multiplied by 0.85 is 77.27 pounds. The live page uses the latest published rates.
250 euros to US dollars
250 EUR to USD at EUR 1 = 1.10 USD (illustrative rate)
275.00 USD
The euro is the base, so 250 multiplied by 1.10 is 275.00 dollars.
O narzędziu Currency Converter
This currency converter turns an amount in one currency into another using the latest daily reference rates. Enter an amount, pick the two currencies and the result updates straight away. The Swap button reverses the pair, and the page also shows the rate for one unit each way so you can compare it with a bank or card rate.
The rates are the euro foreign exchange reference rates published by the European Central Bank each working day. Every currency is quoted against the euro, so converting from one currency to another divides by the first rate and multiplies by the second. The date of the rates appears under the result. Rates are not published on weekends or bank holidays, so the date can be a few days old. They are reference rates for information, and the rate you get from a bank, card or money transfer provider will include its own margin and fees.
Jak korzystać z narzędzia Currency Converter
- Enter the amount you want to convert.
- Choose the currency you have and the currency you want.
- Use Swap to reverse the two currencies.
- Read the result, the rate each way and the date the rates were published.
Typowe zastosowania
- Checking a price quoted in another currency
- Estimating the cost of a trip or an overseas purchase
- Comparing a bank or card rate with the reference rate
- Pricing goods for customers abroad
Źródła
Ostatnio sprawdzono: 15 października 2026.
Najczęstsze pytania
Where do the exchange rates come from?
They are the euro foreign exchange reference rates published by the European Central Bank each working day. The date is shown under the result.
How often are the rates updated?
The reference rates are published once on each working day, usually in the afternoon Central European time. They do not change during the day and are not updated at weekends.
Why is my bank rate different?
Banks, cards and transfer providers add a margin to the market rate and may charge fees. Use the reference rate as a benchmark to judge how much you are being charged.
Which currencies are included?
The list follows the European Central Bank table, which covers around 30 currencies including the US dollar, pound sterling, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar and Australian dollar, as well as the euro.