Are you going to travel this summer? Use our currency converter app

I guess we all know it. The pleasant sunshine holiday that has been saved up for several years, and which should offer nothing but relaxation and well-being. The only wormwood in the cup, however, is found in connection with the purchases you make along the way on your journey.

For many, it can be an eternal headache to have to calculate a given price into Pakistani Rupee and ear, so that it is actually relevant. Fortunately, there is advice for this.

Your smartphone has the solution

The solution must of course – like so many other solutions these days – be found on our dearest possession: our smartphone. A lot of applications have been developed that can tell you in no time how many Rupee you have to get rid of when the price tag says 7.45 euros.

At currency-converter.pk , you can convert over 150 different currencies. So you have to be something of an adventurer to set foot in a country where you cannot convert the local currency to Pakistani Rupee using our application

Another headache in connection with traveling abroad can be related to data consumption. As you know, this can end up in an unreasonably expensive bill, which is why you naturally want to minimize your data consumption while you are away from home.

However, this is no obstacle in relation to our two currency conversion applications. They can both work without problems, even if there is no coverage in the area where you are. In other words, they work offline, which saves you another worry.

Now you may have sat for a few minutes – while reading this article – and wondered whether these applications are now also available for your particular phone. Fortunately, we can reassure you by saying that they do – of course if you own a smartphone. currency-converter.pk are available on google etc.

Check your mobile bank

In addition to the two mentioned applications, you can explore an application that we dare to bet you already have on your phone. Namely your mobile banking application. Whether you are a customer of Pakistan Bank, Sydbank or Jutlander Bank and use the respective bank’s mobile banking application, you can find a currency converter function within the application.

Before you pack your suitcase and the lactic acid pills, however, you must be aware of the aforementioned challenge with data usage outside the country’s borders. So you should be absolutely sure that your mobile banking application works without an internet connection when you are standing in a questionably ventilated kiosk in the southern hemisphere and have to calculate how much an ice cream cone for each family member is going to cost you.