How much is one US dollar worth in euros today?

One US dollar is worth about €0.8614 today at the interbank rate, which means 1 euro buys roughly $1.16. Banks and exchange services add a spread on top of this wholesale rate when you actually convert.

How many euros are 100 dollars today?

100 US dollars are worth about €86.14 at today's interbank rate. At a bank or exchange counter you would receive a bit less because of the spread, typically 1-3% for cash conversions.

Where can I exchange US dollars for euros?

Large banks, credit unions, and licensed exchange services convert dollars to euros; some serve only their own account holders. For amounts above a few hundred dollars it pays to compare rates. Apps like Wise and Revolut often give a rate at or near the interbank level, better than traditional counters. Avoid airport and tourist-zone kiosks, which charge 3-8% above the market rate.

Why does the USD to EUR rate change every day?

The USD/EUR rate is set by supply and demand in the global FX market, the most heavily traded currency pair in the world. The main drivers are: (1) interest-rate decisions by the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB), (2) inflation and growth data on both sides of the Atlantic, and (3) risk sentiment and geopolitics. A wider Fed-ECB rate gap tends to strengthen the dollar against the euro.

Should I exchange dollars for euros now or wait?

Today the dollar buys about €0.8614 in euros. The trend depends on the Fed versus ECB rate path and global dollar strength. For travel or regular transfers, dollar-cost averaging (converting in steps) usually beats trying to time the perfect rate.

What is the difference between the interbank rate and the counter rate?

The interbank rate is the wholesale quote between banks with no margin: the reference you see quoted in the news. When you convert dollars to euros at a bank or exchange service, they sell euros at a higher rate and buy at a lower one. The gap between buy and sell is the spread, and it is how the provider makes money.

USD to EUR Today · 1 USD = €0.8614

How many euros are X dollars today

Dollars (USD)	Euros (EUR)
$1 USD	€0.86
$5 USD	€4.31
$10 USD	€8.61
$20 USD	€17.23
$50 USD	€43.07
$100 USD	€86.14
$500 USD	€430.70
$1,000 USD	€861.41

Conversions at the reference interbank rate. At a bank or exchange counter the real amount can differ by ±1-3% because of the buy/sell spread.

How much is a US dollar worth in euros today?

One US dollar is worth €0.8614 at the interbank rate, which means 1 euro buys about $1.16. That interbank number is the wholesale reference banks, businesses, and exchange services use. At the counter you get a little less; the gap is the spread.

Interbank rate vs. the counter rate you actually get

The dollar-to-euro rate you face has three layers:

Interbank: the wholesale quote between banks with no margin. Only accessible for very large volumes.
Sell rate: what a provider charges if you buy euros with dollars. Usually 1-2% above the interbank rate.
Buy rate: what a provider pays if you sell euros for dollars. Usually 1-2% below the interbank rate.

The gap between buy and sell is the spread, and it is how the provider makes money. Cards and apps that convert at the interbank rate keep this cost close to zero.

What moves the dollar against the euro?

Federal Reserve decisions: higher US rates tend to strengthen the dollar against the euro.
European Central Bank (ECB) decisions: higher eurozone rates support the euro; the pair moves on the gap between the two.
Inflation and growth data: surprises on either side of the Atlantic shift the rate quickly.
Risk sentiment and geopolitics: the dollar is the global safe haven, so it often strengthens in times of stress.

How to lose less converting dollars to euros

For transfers: Wise, Revolut, or Remitly at or near the interbank rate usually beat traditional bank counters.
For travel to the eurozone: a card with no foreign-transaction fee that charges the interbank rate beats exchanging cash.
For saving in euros: a euro account or a broker (EUR ETF), weighing maintenance cost against real savings.
Always avoid: airport exchange kiosks (3-8% margin) and cards that do a double conversion.

History and trend

EUR/USD is the most heavily traded currency pair in the world, so it stays liquid and moves on macro data rather than one-off events. For longer horizons, consult official series from the European Central Bank and the international spot quote for reference.

US Dollar to Euro (USD to EUR) Today