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- Where to get Euros in the US - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Many people get Euros from an ATM upon arrival, and it is the least expensive way to get local currency Others think it is better to have some Euros in hand before arrival
- best way to convert cash dollars to euros? - Rick Steves
I know that ATMs are by far the most economical way to obtain Euros, but I happen to have some cash that I want to convert to Euros for an upcoming trip What is the most economical (i e , best exchange value, factoring in both exchange rates and transaction fees) method of doing this: - here
- buying euros before trip - Rick Steves Travel Forum
If you buy Euros in the US you will pay much more than if you buy them in Europe These are places where you can buy Euros in the US (in order from bad to worse): A major bank downtown Seattle American Express office in Seattle (or anywhere near you) SEA-TAC airport before departure at the Foreign Exchange kiosk inside the International Terminal The best place to get cash in Euros is at a
- Best bet for purchasing Euros prior to travel (USA) - Rick Steves
Granddaughter heading to France for Study Abroad; program requiring her to have at least 100 Euros upon arrival Best agencies for obtaining Euros prior to travel? Thanks!
- Please break down Euro money - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Paper Euros are also different in size, €5 being the smallest Try to hoard 50 cent € pieces for your travels, for admission into public bathrooms!!!!!!!!!!
- getting euros in the usa - Rick Steves Travel Forum
The only way to buy euros without paying fees and commissions is to buy from a private party - someone, for instance, who's been to Europe and has currency left over Any bank or currency exchange is going to hit you with commissions and fees The cheapest way to obtain euros is to wait til you're in Europe and get them from an ATM over there, using your American ATM debit card
- Whats the best place to get Euros in the US? - Rick Steves
There's really no way out of a 4%-5% transaction fee of some type to get Euros from your bank AAA seems a bit higher It's all about peace of mind of having a few Euros in your pocket when you arrive We needed that peace of mind for our earlier trip We paid a #39 fee charge whatever to the bank to get 500 Euros (exchange rate was much lower) $39 is a nit compared to the thousands and
- ATM use in Italy - Rick Steves Travel Forum
You may however run into a machine that offers to do the transaction in your currency (Dollars) rather than the local currency (euros), guaranteeing an exchange rate This is usually done at a terrible conversion rate, and is separate from a straight ATM transaction, and referred to as Direct Currency Conversion (DCC)
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