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Currency converter

Convert amounts between euros and other currencies, for example to record foreign invoices in your bookkeeping. Free to use, no account needed.

ABOUT THIS TOOL

How the currency converter works

What it converts

Amounts between the euro and other currencies, using the European Central Bank's daily reference rates.

How to read the result

The rate and its date are shown with the result. Pick a date to use the rate that applied on that day.

Who it's for

Freelancers and businesses with foreign-currency invoices, receipts or payments that need to be recorded in euros.

Good to know

For an invoice, use the invoice date. For an exchange rate difference, use the payment date. ECB rates are reference rates for information.

Currency questions

Quick answers about exchange rates in your bookkeeping.

Which exchange rate should I use for an invoice?

Use the rate on the invoice date to record a foreign-currency invoice in euros.

What is an exchange rate difference?

The difference between the euro amount you recorded and the amount you actually received or paid, because the rate changed in between.

Where do the rates come from?

From the European Central Bank, updated every business day.

Is VAT calculated in euros too?

Yes. VAT on your Dutch return is always reported in euros.

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