GBP to EUR converter

Convert British Pound to Euro at the latest exchange rate.

Convert British Pound (GBP) to Euro (EUR) instantly. At the 2 October 2026 reference rate, 1 GBP equals 1.176 EUR, so 100 GBP ≈ 117.60 EUR. Type any amount above for a live conversion — the converter pulls fresh European Central Bank reference rates each time you open the page.

How to convert GBP to EUR

Multiply the amount in GBP by the GBP to EUR exchange rate. At 1.176, 100 GBP × 1.176 = 117.60 EUR.

To go the other way, divide by the same rate: 1 EUR equals 0.85033 GBP. The calculator does both directions — use the swap button to flip the currencies.

The rate shown is a mid-market reference rate, the midpoint between buying and selling prices. Banks, money changers and card networks add a margin, so the rate you actually receive is usually a little worse. Compare the total EUR you end up with, not just the headline rate, and check for fixed fees.

GBP to EUR formula

EUR amount = GBP amount × 1.176.

GBP amount = EUR amount ÷ 1.176.

Rates are cross-calculated through the US dollar from European Central Bank reference rates, so the result is consistent in both directions.

GBP to EUR conversion table

Based on 1 GBP = 1.176 EUR (reference rate, 2 October 2026).

GBPEUR
1 GBP1.18 EUR
5 GBP5.88 EUR
10 GBP11.76 EUR
50 GBP58.80 EUR
100 GBP117.60 EUR
500 GBP588.01 EUR
1,000 GBP1,176.02 EUR
5,000 GBP5,880.10 EUR
10,000 GBP11,760.19 EUR

Indicative reference rates, not a quote. Check your bank or money changer for the rate you will actually pay.

Worked examples

1,000 GBP in EUR

  • Amount: 1,000 GBP
  • Rate: 1.176 (2 October 2026)

Result: 1,000 GBP × the rate = 1,176.02 EUR.

Frequently asked questions

What is the GBP to EUR exchange rate today?
The latest reference rate is 1 GBP = 1.176 EUR (2 October 2026). The converter above fetches the newest rate whenever you open the page, so use it for the current figure.
How much is 100 GBP in EUR?
100 GBP is about 117.60 EUR at the 2 October 2026 reference rate. Enter your own amount in the converter for an exact figure.
Why is the bank or money changer rate different from this rate?
This is the mid-market reference rate. Providers add a spread (a worse buy or sell rate) and sometimes a fixed fee, so you normally receive less EUR per GBP than the headline rate. Always compare the final amount you receive.
How often are the rates updated?
The European Central Bank publishes reference rates once each working day, around 16:00 CET. Weekends and holidays show the previous working day's rates. These are reference rates, not live trading quotes, so they are not suitable for trading or for locking in a large transfer.