What is an exchange rate?
An exchange rate is a dynamic ratio between different forms of currency and is determined by respected treasuries and the foreign exchange market.
An exchange rate is a dynamic ratio between different forms of currency and is determined by respected treasuries and the foreign exchange market.
It's a rate for converting currency that always changes. It's also controlled by governments and international trading.
Many factors contribute to this, but the concepts behind revolve around an idea of supply and damand. This would include amount of currency in circulation, inflation, and other political and economic conditions.
Many banks and ATMs can automatically do the currency conversion when you use your credit/debit card. There are also a few cities with "currency houses," but you are better off with the ATM.
Use the internet. This website as well as others have a real time currency converters to help find exchange rates.
Either call your bank or the Department of the Treasury. Both should be up to date with current exchange rates.
Please watch The Terminal (2004) for more details.