Currency rates: which way should the conversion go?
Apply a manually supplied exchange rate in the correct direction.
Convert an amount with your own exchange rate and an optional deducted percentage fee.
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Calculation happens in your browser. No account, automatic input saving or backend submission.
Gross = amount × rate. Fee = gross × fee percent / 100. Net = gross − fee.
The clearly hypothetical default uses 100 source units, rate 1.25 and a 2% deducted fee: gross 125, fee 2.5, net 122.5 destination units.
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No live rates, financial recommendations, fixed fees, minimum charges, spreads or provider rounding. Labels do not fetch data.
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There is no live-rate feed. Supply a relevant provider quote yourself.
No. The labels are descriptive; the rate remains your manual input.
The percentage is deducted from the converted gross. Fixed fees and different conventions need separate calculations.
Apply a manually supplied exchange rate in the correct direction.
Estimate net destination currency under an explicit percentage-fee assumption.
Use invented rates to inspect line-by-line versus total conversion and preserve a visible rounding adjustment.
Separate group lodging, daily per-person spending, one-off costs and a contingency reserve.
Open tool →Turn each traveler’s total paid into an equal-share settlement in whole cents.
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