FXMap is a free interactive tool that visualizes reference exchange rates on a world map. You can click any country to see its currency, compare up to 3 currencies side-by-side, and explore purchasing power indexes like the Big Mac Index, Latte Index, and more. Rates are for informational purposes only and are not transaction quotes.

How often are exchange rates updated?

Reference exchange rates refresh approximately every hour from the European Central Bank (ECB) and other open data APIs. The data covers 161 fiat currencies, major cryptocurrencies, and precious metals. See /methodology for details on data sources, update cadence, and limitations.

What are purchasing power indexes?

Purchasing power indexes compare the real cost of everyday items across countries. FXMap tracks six indexes: Big Mac, Latte, Taxi Ride, Coca-Cola, Movie Ticket, and Gasoline. These show what your money actually buys in different countries, beyond just the exchange rate.

How many currencies does FXMap cover?

FXMap covers 161 fiat currencies from 180+ countries, plus major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. You can compare any currency against any other using reference rates and 30-day trend charts.

Can I compare currencies side by side?

Yes. Select a base currency, then use the comparison feature to add up to 3 currencies. You'll see reference exchange rates, 30-day sparkline trends, percentage changes (1-day, 7-day, 30-day), and purchasing power comparisons across all six indexes.

Travel Money Calculator — Multi-Country Budget Planner

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Search and add up to 5 countries above to compare what your budget buys in each.

How the Travel Money Calculator Works

Enter your total travel budget and add each country you plan to visit. The calculator converts your budget into each local currency using reference exchange rates from the European Central Bank and open APIs (refreshed approximately every hour), then shows you what that money actually buys using six purchasing power indexes.

Unlike a simple currency converter, this tool answers the real question: "What can I afford in each country?" A Big Mac in Tokyo costs differently from Bangkok, even after exchange rates. The purchasing power comparison helps you budget realistically for food, transport, and entertainment at each stop.

Tip: if one destination gives you significantly more purchasing power than another, consider spending more time (and budget) there for better value.