USD to EUR Converter (US Dollar to Euro)

Dollars are $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 notes in the pocket of the American traveler, and the euro (EUR, €) is what the same traveler meets after landing in Paris, Rome, Berlin or Madrid. A euro holds 100 cents, and euro prices usually show a comma where an American writes a decimal point.

Going from dollars to euros is the question of a visitor deciding how much to carry or withdraw, a student renting a room for a semester abroad, an American retiree paying a European pension or property bill, and a shopper on a European website that shows prices in euros only. It is a budgeting conversion more than an accounting one.

How to use this tool

1. Type an amount in USD to see it in EUR, or type in the EUR box to convert the other way.
2. Read the rate line under the boxes: it shows the saved rate and its date.
3. Use the tables below for common amounts, or open the currency converter for any other currency.

Formula

EUR amount = USD amount × rate

USD amount = EUR amount ÷ rate

The rate is the value of 1 USD in EUR in the snapshot of 2026-11-10, read from a table of exchange rates against the US dollar. A bank's buying and selling rates sit on either side of this mid-market figure.

Example

Two conversions at the saved rate:

400 USD × 0.892449 = 356.98 EUR

60 EUR ÷ 0.892449 = 67.23 USD

USD to EUR table

Common amounts in USD converted to EUR at the saved rate of 2026-11-10.

EUR to USD table

The other direction, for amounts often quoted in EUR.

Cash, cards and ATMs in the euro area

Contactless cards and phone wallets are accepted widely, although small cafés, markets and some rural places still prefer cash, and a few countries lean on cash more than others. Withdrawing euros from a local ATM generally gives a better conversion than a currency booth at an airport, which builds its margin into a posted rate.

If an ATM or terminal asks whether you want to be charged in dollars or euros, choose euros. The dollar option is dynamic currency conversion, and the rate behind it is chosen by the machine operator.

Cash you can carry across the EU border

Anyone entering or leaving the European Union with cash worth 10,000 euro or more has to declare it to customs. The rule covers banknotes, coins and some bearer instruments, and a person traveling with others cannot split the sum to stay below it. Coming back into the United States, cash and monetary instruments above $10,000 must be reported to Customs and Border Protection.

Quick mental estimate

Divide USD by 1.1 for a rough EUR figure: 20 USD → about 18.18 EUR. That shortcut is 1.8% below the saved rate.

Rates move every day, so recheck the rate line before you rely on a shortcut.