Currency Converter

Airport exchange booths once cost me 12% on a simple conversion — I didn't realize until later how bad the rate was. Now I always check the math first with this currency converter.

Enter an amount, pick two currencies, add today's rate, and see the exact conversion — USD, EUR, GBP, BDT, INR, and more.

πŸ’± Currency Converter

Convert between world currencies. Enter today's rate for accuracy.

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Enter the current rate from Google or your bank for an exact result.

How to use this currency converter

  1. Enter the amount — for example, 100.
  2. Choose the From and To currencies.
  3. Enter today's exchange rate (grab it from Google or your bank).
  4. Your converted amount appears instantly.

Worked example

$100 to Taka

Converting $100 to Bangladeshi Taka at a rate of 117.50? That's 11,750 BDT. Pro tip: Google's rate is the mid-market rate — banks and booths always give you slightly less. Knowing the real number first means you can spot a bad deal.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find the current exchange rate?

Google the currency pair (e.g. “USD to BDT”) for the live mid-market rate, or check your bank's sell rate — which is the one that actually applies to you.

Why is the airport rate so bad?

Airport booths add a big markup — often 5–15% worse than the real rate — because they know you have no alternatives there. Exchange in the city or use a low-fee card instead.

What is the mid-market rate?

The midpoint between buy and sell prices — the “true” rate. It's what Google shows. You'll never quite get it as a consumer, but it's the benchmark for judging every offer.

Should I use cash or card abroad?

Usually a card with no foreign transaction fee beats cash exchange — you get near mid-market rates. Carry some local cash for small vendors, but put big spending on the card.

Never accept a mystery rate again. And for trip planning across zones, try the time zone converter on DailyToolsPro too.

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