Euro (EUR) exchange rate today
Check the live euro exchange rate against every currency Grey supports. See the rate, the fee and exactly what your recipient receives before you send.
About the euro
The euro (EUR) is the shared currency of most European Union countries, managed by the European Central Bank together with the national central banks of the eurozone. It entered electronic use in 1999, and euro notes and coins followed in 2002.
For senders in Europe, the euro is usually the starting currency: money earned or saved in euros, converted into a recipient's local currency abroad. Grey shows the mid-market EUR rate for each supported currency.
All EUR currency pairs on Grey
You can convert euros to every currency below with Grey. Each rate shows what 1 EUR is worth today at the mid-market rate. Select a pair for its chart, history and conversion table.
See your rate before you send
You can convert euros to every currency below with Grey. Each rate shows what 1 EUR is worth today at the mid-market rate. Select a pair for its chart, history and conversion table.
Other EUR exchange rates
Compare the euro against other currencies Grey supports.
Frequently asked questions
What is the euro exchange rate today?
The live EUR exchange rate against Grey's supported currencies is shown in the table above. This is the mid-market rate. Grey's transfer rate includes a fee shown separately before you confirm.
Who issues the euro?
The euro is issued by the European Central Bank and the national central banks of the eurozone, which together form the Eurosystem. It is shared by most European Union countries.
Can I convert EUR to any currency with Grey?
Grey supports EUR conversion across the pairs listed above. Where Grey does not operate a send corridor for a pair, the page still shows the live rate for reference.
How often does the EUR rate update?
Grey's exchange rates update in real time. The rate shown when you confirm a conversion is the rate applied, and Grey does not adjust it after confirmation.
Is the euro a good currency to send from?
The euro is widely accepted and highly liquid, which typically means tighter spreads and more predictable rates than less-traded currencies.
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