Change Euros to United States Dollars and collect it at our airport offices

The exchange rate of the dollar against the euro fluctuates daily. You can check the daily rate on the information panel of our calculator by selecting the exchange from euro to dollar. If in doubt, contact our team for free at 900 855 550 or through our contact form.

At Global Exchange, we do not charge a commission for exchanging euros to dollars. We provide information about our rates transparently, so if there are any associated costs for your euro to dollar transaction, you will see it in the summary of your purchase. This is available at all times during the application process.

Changing euros to dollars with Global Exchange is very simple. You just need to tell us how many euros you have to exchange or how many dollars you need. We will take care of adjusting the amount according to the available denominations (value of the notes) and offering you other benefits based on the amount exchanged (theft insurance, money-back guarantee, etc.).

Subsequently, you can choose where you want us to send your dollars or where you want to collect them. Finally, enter your personal details and proceed to payment. We will send you a confirmation email as a receipt.

At Global Exchange, we offer you several options to exchange euros for dollars. The first and most convenient option due to the exchange rate offered is to process your transaction through this very website.

If your travel date is very close and we cannot deliver your foreign currency to you, you can collect it at one of our exchange offices. These are located in airports and central streets of the main cities in Spain.

For legal reasons, to prevent fraud and money laundering, you can only exchange a maximum of €5900 to USD per quarter.

We work with all denominations of US dollar. In your order, we will combine large and small notes, but never coins.

If you want more information about the US dollar or want to know what the legal tender notes look like, check our page on currencies of the world.

The US dollar is the currency of the United States, but it is also official in more countries and territories. For example, the US dollar is currently the currency of Ecuador. It has been the official currency of Ecuador since 2000 when dollarisation occurred and it replaced the Ecuadorian sucre.

Furthermore, the US dollar has been the currency of El Salvador since 2001, directly associating its economy with the policies of the United States.

Likewise, the dollar has been the official currency of Panama since 1904, when the construction of the Panama Canal was agreed upon and the US dollar was used as an economic guarantee for the United States. Dollarisation has also spread, with the US dollar becoming the official currency of Zimbabwe following severe inflation in the African country.

Similarly, in Haiti, the US dollar is the currency, although for now the gourde is also used, despite the economy being dollarised.