Currency Conversion Calculators

This section does two different kinds of conversion, and it is worth saying so plainly. One group converts between world currencies; the other counts up coins and notes into dollars.

The euro is the one currency most dollar holders convert in both directions: holidays and invoices one way, refunds, client payments and property money the other.

A pound to dollar conversion is one multiplication, and that is exactly why it goes wrong so often: the multiplication is easy, but the rate and the fee are not.

Convert euros to US dollars at any exchange rate, see the inverse rate instantly, and find out what you actually receive after your provider’s spread and flat fee.

Convert US dollars to Thai baht at the rate you were actually quoted, not just the headline market rate.

Type an amount, pick one of seven sterling pairs, and the tool converts both ways, GBP to foreign currency or foreign currency back to pounds.

The ruble moves against the dollar every day, so a converter that hard-codes a rate goes stale fast.

Sending money to the Philippines or converting pesos back to dollars starts with one number: the exchange rate.

A jar of mixed coins looks like small change until you count it: 281 coins across six face values is $25.77 of real money, and counting that by hand is exactly where mistakes creep in.

Converting pounds to dollars is one multiplication; getting a fair rate is the hard part.

Sending money to Colombia, paying a freelancer in Bogota, or pricing a trip in pesos runs into the same trap: the rate on the search page is not the rate you get.