The date at a glance.
Conversions between different currencies show the dates of the observations used.
Exchange rates made straightforward: convert amounts, compare currencies and keep track of the rate date.

For guidance: reference rates are not binding buy or sell prices. Your bank's fees, markups and actual exchange terms are not included.
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Daily reference rates. The line connects available observations; no rates are invented for days without publication. The vertical axis shows the range of values and does not necessarily start at zero. Past rate movements do not provide reliable predictions.
Equivalent of 1 EUR
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Conversions between different currencies show the dates of the observations used.
Amount times exchange rate gives the equivalent value. For two other currencies, the ratio of their euro rates is calculated.
New reference rates appear on publication days. At weekends and on other days without publication, the latest available rate remains the reference.
With fiat-rate.com, you can convert amounts between 30 selectable currencies where matching data are available. Compare a current reference amount, calculate an equivalent on a past date or follow a currency pair's development. Monetary amounts are calculated in your browser.
For a quick conversion, choose an amount and the source and target currencies. Use the historical converter for a past date. To assess a bank offer, first read how reference rates differ from offered exchange prices. In every result, the rate date matters more than the time you opened the page.
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