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5 results found - Results rounded down to nearest available denomination
  • 0.5623
  • 75.83 AUD
  • $3,000 AUD
  • Best Price
  • 0.5456
  • 0.00 AUD
  • $3,006 AUD
  • $14 more expensive
  • 0.5349
  • 0.00 AUD
  • $3,066 AUD
  • $74 more expensive
  • 0.5386
  • 30.00 AUD
  • $3,075 AUD
  • $83 more expensive
  • 0.5264
  • 0.00 AUD
  • $3,116 AUD
  • $124 more expensive
How to Buy Euros

How to Buy Euros

Store Collection

Pay ahead of time

Ready in 1-3 days. Then pick it up when it suits you.

Available in NSW, VIC & QLD

Post Office Collection

Collect at your local Australia post office.

Ready in less than a week.

Available Australia wide

Go In Store

Get your currency straight away

Pay in cash

Available in Sydney and Melbourne only

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Features

  • Get more out of your money: Explore Europe’s rich culture by buying Euros (EUR) online or in-store before your trip. S Money provides the best exchange rates for EUR, maximising the value of your Australian Dollars (AUD).
  • Exchange your way: Whether you’re planning a relaxing holiday in Paris or a business trip in Berlin, our easy-to-use platform simplifies buying Euros. Choose between convenient home delivery or store collection to suit your schedule.
  • Know you are getting the best rate: Compare AUD to EUR exchange rates and you’ll see the difference. S Money uses the real market rate, so you can save more on your foreign cash order.
  • Convenience: Order Euros online and either pick up in-store, collect via click and collect, or have it delivered to your home in 2–3 business days.
Description

The official currency of Europe is the Euro.

The currency sign for the Euro is €, while the code is EUR.

In Europe, it’s more common to see the symbol written after the numeral, as in 10€. The Euro is the second most traded currency on the world’s foreign exchange markets, the euro is issued by the European Central Bank.

Euro banknote denominations

Euro banknotes have 7 denominations: €5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200 and €500.

Euro coins

The Euro has 8 coin denominations: €2, €1, 50cent, 20cent, 10cent, 5cent, 2cent and 1cent.

Specifications
Official Currency The Euro
Currency Code EUR
Currency Symbol €
Banknote Denominations €5, €10, €20, €50, €100 and €200
Coin Denominations 1¢, 2¢, 5¢, 10¢, 20¢, 50¢, €1 and €2
In Stock Yes
Current Rate 0.5623
Where euros are accepted

The Euro is used across 20 European countries including France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, the Netherlands, and Portugal. The Euro is also accepted in microstates such as Monaco and San Marino. Europe relies heavily on cash in some areas, especially smaller towns, so it’s useful to carry Euros for most purchases.

Where are Euros accepted
Can you use Australian dollars in Europe?

Australian dollars are not accepted in Europe. You will need to convert AUD to EUR before spending at local shops, restaurants, or attractions. Withdrawing foreign cash ahead of time ensures you can pay effortlessly with the official currency.

How long does it take?

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Delivery
Orders take 2–3 business days depending on location.
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Buying Euros in Australia

Where is the best place to buy Euros?

When planning a European adventure, getting your travel money sorted before you leave Australia can save you both time and money. Whether you’re heading to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower, exploring Vatican City, or travelling through multiple destinations, knowing where to buy Euros online or in store ensures your spending money is ready when you arrive.

You can buy Euros (EUR) through online services, Australia Post, or in major stores, each offering competitive exchange rates and the convenience of locked-in exchange rates. Ordering foreign cash online is often the cheapest way to secure your Euro banknotes and coins, while in-store collection works well if you need cash immediately.

If you want your local currency ready the moment you land in Europe, you have three options:

  • Buy online – Order Euro cash online and choose click and collect or home delivery. This is often the cheapest way to get Euros.
  • In-store collection – Pick up your foreign currency in person. Stores in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne often have competitive rates.
  • Airport exchange – Only as a last resort. Rates and fees at airports are usually the highest, so avoid them if possible.

No matter if you’re visiting bigger cities or rural areas, planning ahead ensures you always have the official currency of Europe, giving you freedom to enjoy public transport, food, and attractions without worrying about how much Euros you need.

What is the cheapest way to buy Euros?

For amounts up to AUD 5,000, buying Euros online is often the cheapest way to get your foreign cash. Ordering Euros online allows you to lock in exchange rates, compare EUR exchange rates from different providers, and avoid hidden fees. For larger amounts, visiting a city store in bigger cities gives you the opportunity to negotiate competitive rates in person.

Top ways to buy Euros (EUR) in Australia:

  1. Online / Buy EUR Online - Place an order online, provide ID, and choose home delivery or click and collect. This method is convenient, cost-effective, and perfect for planning a European adventure.
  2. In-store - Ideal for travellers needing Euros (EUR cash) immediately. Bring your ID and pick up your Euro banknotes and coins quickly. A great choice for last-minute travel money or travelling Europe without delays.
  3. Overseas - If you’re already in Europe, sometimes Euros (EUR) can be purchased more cheaply at local exchange services in bigger cities or even rural areas. This is handy if you need more Euros for multiple destinations.
  4. International Money Transfers - Using online services like Wise or OFX is a cost-effective way to exchange AUD to EUR, especially for larger amounts. These services often provide competitive exchange rates and reduce fees compared to banks.
  5. Travel Money Cards / Prepaid Cards - Travel Money Cards / Prepaid Cards – Modern money cards or prepaid travel cards like Revolut and Wise allow you to load multiple currencies, withdraw EUR cash, and spend with your debit card while avoiding excessive fees. Perfect for managing your travel budget across more than one destination.

Fees and Charges

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Service Fee

Varies by currency and amount.

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Delivery

$23 fee for Post Office collection.

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Paying by Card

1.6% processing fee.

How Much Money Should You Take to Europe?

Your Euro cash can cover everything from public transport and cafés to museums, attractions, and shopping in European architecture hotspots. For travellers visiting more than one destination, it’s often wise to carry a mix of Euro banknotes and coins, alongside a prepaid travel card or money card, so you can withdraw cash as needed and avoid hidden fees. By preparing your Euros (EUR) ahead of time and using competitive exchange rates, you can explore Europe with peace of mind, knowing your travel money is sorted, safe, and cost-effective.

Your travel budget depends on style of travel:

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Hotel room

€100–€250 per night

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Sightseeing tickets

€15–€50 depending on attraction

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Car and driver

€50–€100 per day

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Lunch / café

€10–€25 per person

Must Visit Places in Europe

Europe is packed with incredible destinations for your European adventure, offering everything from iconic landmarks to rich culture and European architecture. Here are some must-see places when you explore Europe with your Euros (EUR cash):

FAQs About Euros

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Why is the Euro so strong?

The Euro is a traded currency that benefits from the economic stability of the Eurozone and is widely accepted across most countries in Europe. Its strength is influenced by economic trends, interest rates, and its role as the second most traded currency in the world. For travellers, this means your Australian dollars can go further when you buy Euros online, exchange AUD, or use a travel money card.

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Is it better to buy Euros in Australia or Europe?

For most travellers, buying Euros online in Australia or in-store before departure is cost-effective. You can lock in exchange rates, avoid hidden fees, and have foreign cash ready for your European adventure. While some foreign exchange services in Europe may offer competitive rates, having Euros (EUR) before you arrive ensures you can pay for transport, attractions, and accommodations without stress.

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What is the Euro symbol?

The Euro symbol (€) represents the official currency of the Eurozone. When shopping, paying for public transport, or spending money in European architecture hotspots, you’ll see prices listed with the € symbol, making it easy to recognise Euro banknotes and coins.

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What countries use Euros?

The Euro (EUR) is the official currency in most of Europe, making it the second most traded currency in the world. Countries such as France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria, and many others use Euros as their common currency, while some smaller nations like Vatican City and San Marino also accept Euro banknotes and coins. Using Euros (EUR) allows for easy travel across multiple destinations without the need to exchange money repeatedly.

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When was the Euro introduced?

The Euro (EUR) was launched in 1999 for electronic use and became physical cash in 2002, replacing many local currencies across Europe.