Currency converter

Convert between the euro and more than 30 currencies with the European Central Bank’s reference rates.

How it works

We use the reference rates the European Central Bank publishes every working day at around 16:00 Frankfurt time. They’re the mid-market rate.

Your bank or a bureau de change will add a margin to this rate, so the amount you actually get will be a bit lower.

It adds a margin and sometimes a fee. Compare its rate with this one to see what it’s charging you.

No. The ECB doesn’t publish rates at weekends or on TARGET holidays; the latest available rate is used.

Loans and mortgages — Monthly payment, interest and amortization schedule. Part-fixed mortgages too.
Compound interest — How your money grows with regular contributions and reinvested interest.
Gold and precious metals — Value of your gold, silver, platinum or palladium jewellery, coins or bars by weight and purity.
Loan comparison — Compare two loan offers and see which one is cheaper.
Mortgage overpayment — How much you save by paying off early: lower payment or shorter term.
Fixed-term deposits — Interest and APY by term or by exact days, with tax withholding.
Investment return — Year-by-year projection after inflation and tax.
Inflation and purchasing power — How much your money loses to inflation over the years.
Financial independence (FIRE) — When you could live off your investments with the 4% rule.
Emergency fund — How many months until you reach your savings cushion.
Debt payoff planner — Avalanche or snowball method to get out of debt sooner.
Loan or lease — Compare the real cost of a loan against a lease.