What is Tesco's euro rate today?

As of late January 2026, the Tesco travel money exchange rate for converting British Pounds (£) to Euros (€) is approximately 1.1271 to 1.1295. Rates for in-store Bureau de Change and online orders may differ, and better rates are generally available for larger amounts.

Is it worth changing euros back to pounds?

Do you lose money exchanging currency back into pounds. Typically, you won't pay any fees or commission with currency buy back, but that doesn't mean you won't lose out financially. Because exchange rates are fluid, you may receive less money than you paid for the currency.

Where can I get the best exchange rate for Euros?

Contact a bank or credit union to make sure it has the currency or will accept foreign currency, and check what the fees are. Find exchange rates through your bank, credit union or websites such as xe.com. Check the bank's exchange rate to make sure it's fair. Arrange for pickup or delivery.

What is the best day of the week to exchange euros?

According to recent data, you often get the best currency exchange rates on Fridays and Saturdays [7]. Remember, this is just a guide and not a rule.

Do over 60s get a discount at Tesco?

Tesco doesn't have a universal, standing discount for those over 60 in their stores, but they offer significant savings for seniors through their Clubcard scheme, especially for travel: you can exchange £1.50 in Clubcard vouchers for £3.00 towards a Senior Railcard (getting 50% off the 1-year card) or use vouchers for the National Express Senior Coachcard, providing 1/3 off fares. Members also get personalized offers via the standard Clubcard, like potential £5 meals or other deals, depending on spending habits.

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How much is 1 pound to 1 euro today?

£ 1 GBP = € 1.1532 EUR

Last updated Monday, 19 January 2026 09:30. Rates shown are interbank rates. eurochange rates will differ.

What are the best days to exchange currency?

Aim for mid-week over weekends

Currency markets are typically most active Tuesday through Thursday when all major global markets overlap. Weekend transfers often lock in Friday rates until markets reopen, potentially missing better opportunities.

How do I avoid euro exchange fees?

“When paying with a credit card abroad, stick to cards that don't charge a foreign transaction fee. To avoid conversion fees, pay in the local currency rather than U.S. dollars.

Should I pay in euros or pounds on a debit card?

Always select to pay in local currency

Whether you're paying in a restaurant, bar or local souvenir shop, don't agree to the transaction being in pounds. It could cost you more than paying in the local currency. Point-of-sale currency conversion rates are set by the retail outlet and they're usually less favourable.

Do Tesco buy euros back?

We'll buy back your foreign currency bank notes at the same exchange rate you got when you bought your travel money from us, up to a maximum value of £250. We'll buy back any currency* you have above the £250 limit using the rate available on the day, which you can see on our rates board in-store.