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OZO Currency Converter

Free Currency Converter

Convert any amount between more than 160 currencies with daily reference rates. Swap currencies in one tap, see quick conversions at a glance, and share the result.

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Mid-market reference rates, for information. Banks, cards and transfer services usually add a margin or fee.

100.00 USD =
89.38 EUR
1 USD
0.893815 EUR
1 EUR
1.1188 USD

Rates for 2026-10-13. Source: European Central Bank reference rates.

USD to EUR at a glance

USDEUR
1.000.89
5.004.47
10.008.94
25.0022.35
50.0044.69
100.0089.38
500.00446.91
1,000.00893.81
EURUSD
1.001.12
5.005.59
10.0011.19
25.0027.97
50.0055.94
100.00111.88
500.00559.40
1,000.001,118.80

How to convert currency

  1. 1

    Enter the amount

    Type the amount you want to convert.

  2. 2

    Choose the currencies

    Pick the currency you have and the one you want. Popular currencies are listed first; tap the swap button to reverse them.

  3. 3

    Read the result

    See the converted amount, the rate for one unit each way, and a quick table of common amounts.

  4. 4

    Share or invoice it

    Copy the result or the link, or bill a client in their currency with the invoice generator.

Quick, honest currency conversion

Whether you are quoting an overseas client, checking a supplier invoice or planning a trip, this converter shows the mid-market rate with no hidden margin, so you know what a fair rate looks like. Every conversion is calculated with exact decimal arithmetic, and the link in your address bar keeps the amount and currencies for sharing.

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Frequently asked questions

Where do the exchange rates come from?

Rates for about 30 major currencies are the official daily reference rates of the European Central Bank. Other currencies come from Exchange Rate API and are converted through the ECB euro rate. The page shows the date of the rates in use.

How often are the rates updated?

Once a day. The European Central Bank publishes its reference rates around 16:00 Central European Time on working days, and the converter refreshes several times a day to pick them up. Rates do not change at weekends.

Why is my bank’s rate different?

These are mid-market reference rates: the midpoint between buying and selling prices. Banks, card providers and money transfer services add a margin or fee, so the rate you get is usually a little worse. Compare their rate with this one to see how much you pay.

Can I use these rates for invoices and accounts?

They are a good guide for quotes and invoices in another currency. For tax and accounting, check which rate your tax authority requires; many accept the central bank rate on the invoice date.

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