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USD to EUR converter

Live rate and calculator, so you know exactly what an AliExpress order costs to Spain.

1 USD = €0.87 EUR

Rate updated August 3, 2026

Result

€86.67

EUR

1 USD = 0.87 EUR

Quick conversion table — USD to EUR

USDEUR
$1€0.87
$5€4.33
$10€8.67
$20€17.33
$50€43.33
$100€86.67
$200€173.34
$500€433.35

What is the exchange rate today?

The rate at the top of this page updates automatically from an international rate provider, several times a day. It is the market rate — what your card is actually charged will be close to it but not identical, because card issuers add their own conversion fee.

Why is my card charged more than the price I saw?

Because of the foreign-exchange fee. Most issuers charge between 2% and 3% on a foreign-currency transaction, and sometimes a flat cross-border fee on top. A $100 order shows as $100 on the merchant side, but the local-currency charge lands a few percent above the raw conversion.

Should I pay in the original currency or my own?

Almost always the original currency. When a checkout offers to charge you in your home currency (dynamic currency conversion), the rate comes from the acquirer rather than your card issuer, and it is usually worse. Choosing the original currency leaves the conversion with your own bank.

How do I work out the true cost of an order?

Take the item price, add shipping, convert at the rate on this page, then add roughly 3% for the conversion fee. If the order value crosses your country's import threshold, add VAT as well — there is a separate calculator for that on this site.

Frequently asked questions about currency conversion

The exact rate is shown at the top of this page and updates automatically from an international rate provider. It is the market rate, which is also the basis for your card charge before the conversion fee.

Banks and card issuers add a spread and a conversion fee on top of the market rate. The rate on this page is the underlying market rate, so it will always look slightly better than what you actually receive.

Most issuers charge between 2% and 3% of the transaction, and sometimes a flat fee as well. It is worth checking the terms of your specific card — the differences between cards are significant.

No. Dynamic currency conversion uses the acquirer's rate, which is usually worse than your card issuer's. Always choose to pay in the original currency of the item.

Several times a day, automatically. The exact date of the last update is shown beneath the rate.