🇪🇺 EUR → 🇨🇠CHF
Convert Euro to Swiss Franc
The current EUR to CHF mid-market rate, a quick converter, and how to add EUR and CHF amounts in one calculation.
EUR to CHF
| EUR | CHF |
|---|---|
| €1.00 EUR | CHF0.93 |
| €10.00 EUR | CHF9.31 |
| €50.00 EUR | CHF46.55 |
| €100.00 EUR | CHF93.11 |
| €500.00 EUR | CHF465.54 |
| €1,000.00 EUR | CHF931.08 |
CHF to EUR
| CHF | EUR |
|---|---|
| CHF1.00 CHF | €1.07 |
| CHF10.00 CHF | €10.74 |
| CHF50.00 CHF | €53.70 |
| CHF100.00 CHF | €107.40 |
| CHF500.00 CHF | €537.01 |
| CHF1,000.00 CHF | €1,074.02 |
Tables use the live mid-market rate when it loads, and an approximate October 2026 rate otherwise. Banks and card providers may charge a different rate.
How to add EUR and CHF in one sum
Many converters handle one amount at a time. Calcurate lets you mix currencies in the same calculation, which is what you need for receipts, trip budgets and invoices that span both currencies.
- Tap EDIT above the currency keys and put EUR and CHF on the quick keys.
- Set the base currency to CHF with the MORE key.
- Type an amount, tap EUR, then +, another amount and CHF.
- Press =. The breakdown line shows how each amount was converted.
Example at an approximate October 2026 rate of 1 EUR = 0.9311 CHF, with CHF as the base currency.
About the Euro (EUR)
Symbol €, used in the eurozone countries of the European Union, plus a few microstates and territories. Shown with two decimal places.
- One currency across most of the EU, but not all of it: Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Czechia and Hungary keep their own.
- Shelf prices normally include VAT. Visitors from outside the EU can sometimes reclaim VAT on larger purchases.
- The European Central Bank publishes euro reference rates each working day.
About the Swiss Franc (CHF)
Symbol CHF, used in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Shown with two decimal places.
- Switzerland is not in the eurozone. Some shops accept euros but give change in francs, often at a weak rate.
- Prices include VAT and restaurant prices include service, so tips are optional.
- A common third currency on Europe trips that also cross euro and pound countries.
Getting a fair EUR to CHF rate
The rate on this page is the mid-market rate. When you pay by card or change cash, compare what you are offered against it: the gap is the real cost of the exchange. If a card terminal abroad offers to charge you in your home currency, it is usually better to pay in the local currency. Our guides on the mid-market rate and dynamic currency conversion explain why.
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FAQ
EUR to CHF: common questions
How many Swiss francs is 50 euros?
Multiply by the current EUR to CHF rate. At an example rate of 1 EUR = 0.9311 CHF (approximate, October 2026), 50 EUR is about CHF46.55. The live rate at the top of this page updates daily.
How do I convert EUR to CHF quickly in my head?
Divide by roughly 1.1. It will be close enough to judge a price, then check the exact figure in Calcurate.
Can I add EUR and CHF amounts together?
Yes. In Calcurate, type an amount and tap EUR, add an amount and tap CHF, and press equals. Both are converted to your base currency (set it to CHF to see the total in Swiss francs) and added, with a breakdown of each conversion.
Is this the rate my bank will give me?
Probably not exactly. This page and Calcurate show mid-market rates. Banks, card providers and exchange counters usually add a margin or fee, so use the mid-market rate as a benchmark to judge what you are being charged.
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