Euro exchange rate
Interchange offers a very competitive rate on the Euro exchange rate.
If you are going on holiday, travelling on business or even buying a property in Europe it is always advisable to do your homework and familiarise yourself with the Euro exchange rate.
You will find using Interchange for your Euro exchange rate needs is always cheaper than a high street bank or your local Post Office. This is because we specialise in currency exchange, convert vast amounts of currency and are often able to cut out the middleman and strike direct reciprocal deals. This allows us to offer you a very competitive rate for the Euro and other major world currencies.
Exchanging Euros with Interchange is easy. If you are a Business client
If you are a Private client and you require Travel money or larger money transaction such as overseas property purchases
Euro Rates - Better Than The Banks
The major high street banks have huge overheads and the bottom line is they need to take a higher percentage on the Euro exchange rate on every transaction they make. More money for them and less in your pocket!
Our approach is to search the foreign exchange markets is to pinpoint the best rates available, so we can notify you when it is most advantageous for you to exchange.
History of the Euro Exchange Rate
Attempts to create a single currency for Europe go back 20 years. In January 1999 the Euro was launched as an electronic currency and in early 2002 the first Euro notes became legal tender.
Since July 1999, printing works and mints have produced 14.5 billion banknotes and more than 56 billion Euro coins.
Twelve of the 15 EU countries (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland, Greece and Ireland) are members of the Euro-zone. On 1 January 2002 the Euro replaced the old national currencies and the Euro began trading against the US Dollar and GBP (Pounds Sterling).
The main aims of the introduction of the single currency Euro was to make it easier for traveling and for businesses to trade with one another across Europe. The launch of the cash Euro has wide-ranging effects on 300 million EU citizens from Dublin to Rome and also the millions of tourists who visit Europe annually.
Euro Bank Notes and Coins in Circulation
Euro (€) = 100 cents. Notes are in 7 denominations of €500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in 7 denominations of €2 and 1, and 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 cents.
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