International eXchange rates refer to the rate that one country’s currency can be converted to another country’s currency. 

That is, how much of one country’s money you can exchange for another.

For example, let’s say you live in Australia and are planning a European adventure and want to know how much spending money you will have. You need to know what the EURO exchange rate is for Australia. So let’s say it’s 0.84241. That means, for every 1 Australian Dollar you have you would get 0.84 Euro. So if you have $5000 spending money you would multiply that by the exchange rate of 0.84 you will get 4212.04 EURO.

International eXchange rates don’t have to be confusing! We’ve designed this website to help you to learn more about them along with some handy resources to help you out including a currency converter calculator, currency table, useful links and a glossary.