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Understanding the Table:

The comparison table above helps you see the total cost of your currency transaction by showing the exchange rates offered by different providers. It also makes it easy to spot potential savings from market-leading FX services compared to bank rates.

To see a full list of available providers, simply enter your transaction type, details and click ‘GET RATES’.

 
 
   

USD to EUR Market Data

US dollar (USD) to Euro (EUR) market data - latest interbank exchange rate, trend, chart & historic rates.

 
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1 USD = 0.8462 EUR
1d−0.3%
 
USD to EUR is at 7-day lows near 0.8465, just 0.6% below its 3-month average of 0.8513, having traded in a very stable 3.8% range from 0.8312 to 0.8631
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Currency Forecasts related to USD/EUR

USD to EUR Rates - 2026 Forecast

USD/EUR Outlook: The USD/EUR rate is currently below its recent average and near recent lows, indicating a likely decrease.

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USD to JPY Rates - 2026 Forecast

USD/JPY Outlook: The USD/JPY is likely to move sideways as it trades near its 3-month average.

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EUR to GBP Rates - 2026 Forecast

EUR/GBP Outlook: The EUR/GBP is currently trading near its 3-month average, suggesting a range-bound outlook.

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USD/EUR is nearing recent lows as US jobless claims rise, suggesting more pressure on the dollar. Key drivers: - Fed's cautious rate stance vs. ECB - High oil prices impacting US inflation - Weak German consumer confidence. Expect a stable range but watch for job market shifts

 

USD to EUR Conversion: What Is Your Money Worth?

To help you understand the real-world value of the current exchange rate, the table below shows how much US dollar are worth in Euro across a range of amounts.

This gives a quick view of what you’d get when converting different USD amounts at today’s rate * :

USD EUR
$ 1 0.8462
$ 5 4.2310
$ 10 8.4620
$ 20 16.92
$ 50 42.31
$ 100 84.62
$ 250 211.55
$ 500 423.10
$ 1,000 846.20
$ 2,000 1,692
$ 5,000 4,231
$ 10,000 8,462
$ 20,000 16,924
$ 50,000 42,310
$ 100,000 84,620
USD EUR
$ 1.1817 € 1
$ 5.9085 € 5
$ 11.82 € 10
$ 23.63 € 20
$ 59.09 € 50
$ 118.17 € 100
$ 295.43 € 250
$ 590.85 € 500
$ 1,182 € 1,000
$ 2,363 € 2,000
$ 5,909 € 5,000
$ 11,817 € 10,000
$ 23,634 € 20,000
$ 59,085 € 50,000
$ 118,170 € 100,000

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*Converted at the current USD-EUR interbank exchange rate. Calculate actual payout amounts for Send Money and Travel Money exchange rates.

 
   

Everyday Costs in in Eurozone

How much does it really cost to live, work, or travel in ? Here's what to expect for daily expenses and expat living.

Travel Guide to the European Union (ISO Code: EU)

For travelers planning a one-week mid-range stay in the European Union, it's advisable to budget around €900 to €1,200, which provides a comfortable range for exploring culture, dining, and accommodation. While expenses can vary widely depending on the specific country within the EU, you can expect typical daily expenses to be around:

  • 🍽️ Meal at a local restaurant: €15-€25
  • ☕ Coffee: €2-€4
  • 🚍 Public transport fare: €1.50-€3
  • 📱 Prepaid SIM card: €15-€30
  • 🏨 Budget hotel or Airbnb: €60-€120 per night

In general, the EU can be considered an average to slightly expensive destination for visitors. Compared to the United States, travelers might find prices for dining and transportation in major cities like Paris or Berlin to be similar, although entertainment and attractions can be pricier. When stacked against the UK, one might notice that costs in London tend to be higher, particularly in accommodation and dining, whereas some Eastern European countries could offer better value for money.

Expat Guide to Living in the European Union

For expats moving to the EU, the typical monthly living costs can vary significantly based on location but generally range from €1,500 to €2,500. Major cities like Berlin or Barcelona might push the higher end of this range, while smaller towns can be more budget-friendly. Essential costs include rent, utilities, groceries, and transportation, all of which should be considered when planning a financial budget.

When it comes to banking and managing money, cashless transactions are widely accepted, and it's advisable to use a credit or debit card with no foreign transaction fees for convenience. While local exchanges are viable, opting for online transfer services like Wise or OFX can offer better rates and lower fees for sending/receiving money internationally, ensuring you retain more value from your funds. Always keep an eye on conversions to euro (EUR), as using the local currency often yields the best rates when settling bills.

 

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