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What one euro is worth in the currencies visitors and residents of Cyprus use most, with a converter and charts.
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Cyprus uses the euro. This page shows what one euro is worth in the currencies visitors and residents use most, with a converter and a chart of each rate over the last months.
The rates are the euro reference rates the European Central Bank publishes every working day at about 16:00 Central European time. Banks, card companies and exchange offices set their own buying and selling rates, which differ from these.
Source: European Central Bank, euro foreign exchange reference rates. For information; not a rate at which you can buy or sell.
No. These are reference rates. A bank or exchange office sells currency a little above them and buys a little below, and may add a fee. Card payments abroad use the card company’s rate.
The European Central Bank publishes them on working days at about 16:00 Central European time. There are none at weekends or on the bank’s holidays, so the latest working day’s rates are shown.
Yes. Use the switch in the converter to go from the currency to euros.
The ones people in Cyprus ask about most: the US dollar, British pound, Swiss franc, Israeli shekel, Polish zloty, Swedish krona, Czech koruna, Romanian leu, Turkish lira, Australian and Canadian dollars and the Japanese yen.