I need a currency converter or the exchange rate for 7/12/06 in the UK? - exchange converter
. I buy products in the UK last month, and my understanding of the evolution of exchange rates on a daily basis ... How do I find a set in dollars and convert 7/12/06>> Please Help Im so frustrated ..
mt reception at € 329.55 and said it hit my bank .. $ 604.71 Please help ...
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Exchange Converter I Need A Currency Converter Or The Exchange Rate For 7/12/06 In The UK?
4 comments:
You can use the exchange rate you still find faster http://www.xe.com/ict/
But - if you bought something in the INTHE UK sterling (GBP yourreceipt) No euro (EUR)
Rates .. every day, but have not changed much since July .. I assume you mean in July .. and would the United States, for example, you say, today is 8/17/06, while in the United Kingdom would, say, 17/8/06 .. The reason for saying this because some people think you mean the 06 December, which obviously could not happen lol!
I use the site at the exchange rate .. However, used in the amount of credit card was used in the entrance on that day .. At the reception can be displayed, but you would in a bank statement .. maybe I could get the lowest states in the conservation of cattle change the currency again.
I suspect that resulted in the sense that the sentence seems to be fairly accurate.
For example, at today's prices to the euro
330,00 EUR
Euro = 423.275 USD
U.S. Dollar
1 EUR = 1.28265 USD 1 USD = 0.779635 EUR
Book and Enjoy:
330,00 EUR
United Kingdom Pounds = 620.867 USD
U.S. Dollar
1 EUR = 1.88141 USD 1 USD = 0.531515 GBP
LOOKS LIKAnd save $ 16 in July :-) I hope this helps!
The rate fluctuates daily, but the fluctuations are not so dramatic in recent months - See the pictures from the currency translation, such as:
http://finance.yahoo.com/currency/conver ...
It seems, however, the conversion rate you quote Waay too high.
First check that there is no "conversion rate", he said - that some banks / cards do crade and practice reasonable prices. In the best case, there should be no conversion right, but the 1% tax is customary and reasonable.
But as you mentioned, UK --
whether the money was the source of the British pound, in which case the amount will be correct - see:
http://finance.yahoo.com/currency/conver ...
United Kingdom uses pounds, not euros.
£ 329 $ 604 is.
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