If I want to convert between currencies, and I have the strength of other currencies, in (for example) relation to one pound, how do I convert between them?
Lets say £1 equals:
Canadian Dollars $0.45
US Dollars $0.6
Euro €1.74
First of all, how do I convert £300 into the other currencies?
Then, how do I convert 200 of the other currencies into pounds?
Then, how would I convert, between the other currencies, for example, €350 into US$?
I know there is a formula for this, but I cant find it and I keep getting confused with when to use division and when to use multiplication.
What I do not want is to be linked to a currency converter or to just give the answers to my theoretical questions - ideally, I am looking for the formulas to understand how this all works.
2007-02-05
08:45:30
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Como wrote:
€1.74 = £1
€350 = 350/01.74 x £1 = £201.15
£1 = $1.60
£201.15 = $321.84 ( and this is €350 (from above)
Thanks - that's excellent, but in the last part you put £1 = $1.60 - should that have been £1 = $0.6, which would give £120.69? Or have I missed something somewhere because I'm not sure where the 1.6 came from.?
2007-02-05
09:36:43 ·
update #1