Quick Currency Math
You’re browsing a Japanese online store and that camera lens costs ¥89,000. Is that a deal or a rip-off? You need a number in your own currency, and you need it fast.
Pick your source and target currencies from 35+ options, type in the amount, and the conversion appears instantly. There’s a swap button to flip the direction, handy when you’re going back and forth comparing prices in both currencies.
What’s Covered
The major ones are all here: USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF, CNY, INR, MXN, BRL, KRW, and a bunch more. The tool shows you the exchange rate it’s using alongside the converted amount, so you can sanity-check the math.
Where People Use This
Travelers figuring out their daily budget abroad, if you’re heading to Thailand and your hotel costs 3,500 baht a night, it helps to know what that actually means in dollars before you book ten nights.
Remote workers getting paid in a foreign currency. Your client in Berlin quotes €4,500 for the project. What does that look like in your bank account after conversion?
Students working on international finance homework. Shoppers comparing prices on Amazon’s different country stores. Anyone who’s ever stared at a price tag in an unfamiliar currency and thought “…is that a lot?”
For a more full-featured version with multi-currency comparison views, the Currency Converter Pro in the converter section has you covered. The Unit Converter is there when you also need to convert kilometers to miles or kilos to pounds.
Important: About the Rates
The exchange rates here are sample data: they give you a reasonable approximation but don’t reflect real-time market prices. If you’re about to wire $50,000 internationally, double-check with your bank or a financial data provider for the live rate. For quick estimates and rough budgeting though, these work fine.
You can convert between any two supported currencies in either direction. Everything runs in your browser, and nothing gets sent to a server.