EUR/USD Today: Live Euro to Dollar Exchange Rate

How many US dollars is one euro today? Track the live EUR/USD exchange rate, today’s change and the last three months of movement.

EUR/USD1.1223-1.59% today

Last updated: October 22, 2026 at 10:30 PM UTC

EUR/USD – last 3 months
Jul 22, 2026Oct 23, 2026
1 week
+0.25%
1 month
-2.10%
3 months
-1.35%
3-month high
1.1688
3-month low
1.1160

What is EUR/USD?

EUR/USD is the exchange rate between the euro and the US dollar — the most traded currency pair in the world. The quote tells you how many dollars one euro buys: at 1.12, €1 = $1.12. When EUR/USD rises the euro is strengthening; when it falls the dollar is strengthening.

What moves the euro-dollar rate?

  • Interest-rate differentials: decisions by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Federal Reserve are the biggest driver.
  • Inflation and growth data: CPI, jobs and GDP releases on both sides of the Atlantic.
  • Risk sentiment: the dollar often gains in times of global stress as a safe-haven currency.
  • Energy prices and trade balances: the euro area is a large energy importer.

Converting euros and dollars

To convert euros to dollars, multiply by the EUR/USD rate; to convert dollars to euros, divide by it. For example, at 1.12, €500 = $560 and $500 ≈ €446. Banks, airports and card networks add a spread to this mid-market rate, so the rate you actually get will be slightly worse.

Tips for travelers and businesses:

  1. Pay in the local currency when a card terminal offers to convert for you.
  2. Use a card with no foreign transaction fee.
  3. Compare transfer services with your bank for large amounts.

Convert any amount with our currency converter, see all pairs on exchange rates, and learn more in what determines exchange rates.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does EUR/USD mean?

EUR/USD shows how many US dollars one euro buys. If EUR/USD is 1.10, one euro equals 1.10 dollars.

What moves the euro-dollar rate?

Interest-rate decisions by the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve, inflation, growth data and global risk sentiment are the main drivers.

Why is my bank’s rate different?

Banks and card networks add a spread or fee to the mid-market rate shown here. Compare the provider’s rate with the live rate to see your real cost.

Data sources: Yahoo Finance. Data is for information only, may be delayed and is not investment advice.