EUR to INR

People dealing with overseas clients or travelling to a foreign country must know how much their currency will stretch against the client's or touring country's home currency. That's why they need a currency converter or money converter. For instance, while touring Sri Lanka, you can exchange only the required amount of US dollars for local currency to meet expenses. All you need to do is plan costs, use a currency converter calculator to know exchange rates, and encash only the required amount.

Many factors affect the Euro to rupee exchange rate, including the country’s inflation rate, prevailing interest rates, government debt, GDP, and more. 

The demand and supply of the currencies also play a pivotal role in determining the currency exchange rate. Also, the floating rates and fixed rates help determine the Euro-Rupee rates.

The EURO is the sole or official currency of 19 European Union (EU) members. Presently, there are 27 members in the EU, also known as the Eurozone or Euro Area. The members of the European Union include France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Spain, etc. EURO was first introduced in 1999 as a non-cash monetary unit. EURO banknotes are generally issued by the European Central Bank or the Eurosystem’s national central banks. 

The Indian Rupee (INR) is the currency accepted and issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The conversion of 1 EURO to INR is India's second most common conversion. EURO to INR conversion depends on a host of factors, including the demand and supply, economic stability, interest rate, inflation rate, trade terms, government policies, etc. 
Keep reading to discover accurate information about EURO - INR conversion and exchange rate forecasting. 

EURO Features

•    Currency Name: EURO
•    Symbol Currency: €
•    Currency Code: EUR
•    Euro is the second-largest reserve currency
•    Central Bank: European Central Bank
•    Minor Unit: One Cent
•    Major Unit: One Euro
•    Cent per 1 Euro: 100  
•    Denominations of Bank Coins: 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, €1 and €2
•    Denominations of Banknotes: €5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200, and €500


INR Features
•    Currency Name: Indian Rupee
•    Currency Symbol: ₹
•    Currency Code: INR
•    INR is not a reserve currency
•    Central Bank: Reserve Bank of India
•    Minor Unit: One paisa
•    Major Unit: One Indian Rupee
•    Paisa per 1 INR: 100
•    Denominations of Bank coins: p50, ₹1, ₹2, ₹5, and ₹10 
•    Denominations of Bank Notes: ₹5, ₹10, ₹20, ₹50, ₹100, ₹200 and ₹500

Predicting the EURO to INR conversion rate helps businesses in making better investment or purchase decisions involving India and the Eurozone. Proper knowledge of the EURO - INR rate enables companies to determine the amount they will pay or receive from the other country. It also helps companies purchase raw materials from where it is cheap. EURO to INR conversion also helps mitigate risk.

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With Euro to Indian Rupee forecasts, you can easily predict the EURO to INR exchange rates. It will help you determine the right time to grab overseas investment opportunities in Europe and India. 
 

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FAQ’s

As on 19 Mar 2024 , the Conversion Rate for 1 EUR (Euro) is 90.24 INR (Rupee) today.

Step 1: Visit EUR to INR Page
Step 2: Add the amount to convert
Step 3: Add the from currency (foreign currency), For example EUR
Step 4: Add the to currency (base currency), Example: INR
Step 5: Click on Convert now

No, the entire EU doesn’t use the EURO. Only 19 of 27 EU member states use the Euro currency. 

The twelve member countries of the European Community proposed the Maastricht Treaty in 1991, containing the creation of a standard unit of exchange known as the Euro.

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