Eg. $1 = EUR 0.6456 .. how can I calulate the price manually? Thank you for your help!
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April 1st, 2008 at 11:15 am
$1 = EUR 0.6456
Since you know that one dollar is .6 Euros,
you can multiply your USDs with the Euro
exchange rate to get how much Euros you
would get with your USDs. For example,
if you had 10 USDs, you would get 6.46 Euros.
Note: USDs are US Dollars.