ZAR - EUR - ZAR
South African rand and Euro.
ZAR / EUR converter
ECB excange rates
4 March 2021
ZAR exchange rate today:
- 1 ZAR = 18.0073 EUR
EUR exchange rate today:
- 1 EUR = 0.0555 ZAR
Euro
South African rand
| R 1 ZAR | = | € 0.06 EUR |
|---|---|---|
| R 2 ZAR | = | € 0.11 EUR |
| R 5 ZAR | = | € 0.28 EUR |
| R 10 ZAR | = | € 0.56 EUR |
| R 20 ZAR | = | € 1.11 EUR |
| R 50 ZAR | = | € 2.78 EUR |
| R 100 ZAR | = | € 5.55 EUR |
| R 200 ZAR | = | € 11.11 EUR |
| R 500 ZAR | = | € 27.77 EUR |
| R 1000 ZAR | = | € 55.53 EUR |
South African rand
Euro
| € 1 EUR | = | R 18.01 ZAR |
|---|---|---|
| € 2 EUR | = | R 36.01 ZAR |
| € 5 EUR | = | R 90.04 ZAR |
| € 10 EUR | = | R 180.07 ZAR |
| € 20 EUR | = | R 360.15 ZAR |
| € 50 EUR | = | R 900.37 ZAR |
| € 100 EUR | = | R 1800.73 ZAR |
| € 200 EUR | = | R 3601.46 ZAR |
| € 500 EUR | = | R 9003.65 ZAR |
| € 1000 EUR | = | R 18007.30 ZAR |
What is ZAR
The official currency for South Africa is rand, the South African rand. Rand banknotes are issued in denominations of R 10, R 20, R 50, R 100 and R 200. 1 South African rand is subdivided into 100 cents. Most banks exchange rand and foreign currency. There are certain restrictions placed on importing and exporting SA money and foreign currencies. There are no limits or restrictions for monetary travel between South Africa and Swaziland, Lesotho, Namibia and Botswana. Find out more what is ZAR...
What is EUR
The euro is an aggregate currency covering of the economies of the 17 countries of the eurozone, a subset of the 27 member European Union (EU). It directly impacts over 500 million people worldwide, including the 326 million population within the eurozone itself and the 175 million people that live in countries that either use the euro or live in countries where their local currency is pegged to the EUR. A euro is broken down into 100 cents. Euro is represented in accounting using the symbol €. Find out more what is EUR...
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