Easy Currencies for Mac
Displays current exchange rates and conversions.
$58.95
In English
Version 9.0.0When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Easy Currencies overview
Easy Currencies is two useful utilities in one: an information window displaying the latest currency exchange rates, plus a convenient currency converter. With the smartly-designed 'Currency Calculator', conversion between world currencies is never easier. You can convert any amount from one currency to multiple other currencies simultaneously with ease. This software supports over 100 currencies, plus four Precious Metals (Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium).
What’s new in version 9.0.0
Version 9.0.0:
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Easy Currencies for Mac
$58.95
In English
Version 9.0.0
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Mar 8 2014
Version: 5.3
Fifty bucks for this? You're out of your bleeding mind. Two bucks from the Apple Store would be more appropriate.
Aug 16 2013
Version: 4.7
What an explosive price it is for an exchange rate calculator...
Jun 15 2012
Version: 3.2
Not like it really matters since this is way over priced, non-native mac software that I doubt many will buy... but when I saw the price of $63.00 I thought it had to be a mistake and it is, not by much though.
Macupdate, you should update the price to reflect the developers websites price which is $49.95 for just the license.
Anyways, I agree with all those who spoke below. Don't waste your money on a $50 exchange converter. There are tons of websites, extensions, and applications that do the same and are free. If you really want to spend money to convert between currencies and precious metals there are also apps available that are only a couple bucks or so.
May 28 2012
Version: 3.1
Google Calculator has this capability. Have you ever tried just Googling, say, "$25 in Euros" and then looking at what comes up before your search results? Seems way "easier" than this to me, and it also supports lots of other unit conversions besides currency.
And you can also just ask Siri. :)