The euro is trading this Saturday, September 19, at $1,680 for buying and $1,780 for selling, according to the exchange rate table of Banco Nación Argentina.
As a reference, 100 euros are equivalent today to 168,000 Argentine pesos, while 1,000 euros represent 1,680,000 pesos.
The European currency is one of the main references for savers, travelers, and people making payments, transfers, or purchases abroad.
Official euro, blue euro, and card euro: what is the difference
In Argentina, different euro exchange rates can be found:
- Official euro: this is the value reported by banks and financial institutions. It is usually used as a reference for formal transactions.
- Blue euro: this is the euro exchange rate in the informal market. It can differ significantly from the official value.
- Card euro: this is the value applied to euro-denominated purchases made with a credit or debit card abroad, including applicable taxes and withholdings.
For this reason, before buying euros or making an international payment, it is advisable to verify which exchange rate will apply in each case.
How much is the euro worth in dollars
On the international market, 1 euro is equivalent to 1.08 dollars, while 1 dollar is equivalent to 0.93 euros. This relationship, known as the euro-dollar parity, makes it possible to track the evolution of the European currency against the US dollar.
The euro's variation this year
So far in 2026, the euro has accumulated a variation of +0.00%, having moved from 1,680 to the current 1,680 pesos.
The euro exchange rate may change throughout the day. Therefore, before carrying out a transaction, it is recommended to check the updated value at banks, exchange houses, digital wallets, or official foreign exchange market sources.
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