Currency Conversion

It’s getting easier every day to reach different countries, which can mean you automatically have to adapt to the corresponding currency rate. Before you depart, it’s a good idea to calculate your budget, and this isn’t really a complicated task. As the name suggests, Currency Conversion helps you find the exact exchange rate on currencies of interest.

Before you can even go through the setup process, it’s highly recommended to check whether or not your computer is fitted with .NET Framework. You can also have it stored on a thumb drive in case you need to use it on other computers, because it doesn’t make changes to registry entries, thus keeping system stability intact.

The set of features isn’t difficult to figure out, with all fields fitted with self-explanatory tags. There’s an input field which needs to be filled with the desired conversion amount, and the result is displayed at the press of a button, but not before selecting the target currency.

You might want to ensure that your Internet connection is active, because the application looks up exchange rates on accurate websites before helping you with the conversion. As such, you might notice the application is about to crash, at least on the first conversion, until it grabs the exchange rate.

As a result, the application displays the conversion result, as well as the exchange rate, with four digits. There is, however, a major downside to the whole operation. In other words, you’re only able to convert between US Dollars and Euros, which leaves much to be desired overall.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Currency Conversion comes with good intentions, and performs conversion with great accuracy. Unfortunately, there are only two currency symbols to use, which might leave you a little disappointed in the end.