Currency Converter

A customer looking at a price in a currency they do not think in has to go and work it out somewhere else, and some of them do not come back. Currency Converter shows that price in theirs. You type a three-letter code and a rate on each line, up to twelve, and your price appears in all of them beside it. A visitor can change the amount and every row follows. The rates are the ones you enter, not live market rates, and the widget says so to the visitor in their own language, above the figures, along with the date you set them on. That sentence cannot be switched off. It is the point: nothing here contacts a rates provider, an analytics service or anybody else, so there is no third party to go stale, go down or watch your visitors. Every amount is written the way the reader's own country writes money — the symbol, where it sits, the spacing, the decimal mark. Yen and won get no decimal part; the dinar gets three. Widget and settings panel are in twelve languages. The panel reads back what it understood and quotes any line it could not, so a typo never reaches your shop. Free, with no limits, no account and nothing held back.