How currency converter works
This currency converter turns an amount in one currency into another using a static reference table of exchange rates. Enter the amount, choose the currency you are converting from and the currency you are converting to, and the tool shows the converted amount plus the cross-rate. Everything runs in your browser — no data leaves your device and the tool never calls a live exchange-rate API.
Rates are stored as units of each currency per 1 US dollar, so converting between any two currencies works by routing through the dollar as a base: the tool converts your amount into dollars, then from dollars into the target currency. The comparison row also shows what your amount is worth in a few other major currencies so you can sanity-check the figure.
The rate table is a curated snapshot, clearly labeled with an as-of date and the public sources used (Federal Reserve H.10, ECB, Bank of England reference rates). Exchange rates move constantly, so these figures are indicative only — treat them as a reference and confirm the current rate with your bank or a live provider before making a transaction.