Introducing topic

[Beebop]

I find exchange rates quite interesting.

[Jman]

The Euros are similar to American Dollars, aren't they?

Not really.

1 Euro = 1.5681 U.S. dollars

And how much is the Canadian dollar worth to the Euro?

[Hunchman801]

Just Google search 1 cad in euros

[Matyuv]

Yeah, Google Calculator ftw.

[Beebop]

Or you could use the calculator that is already on your computer.

[Holy Crap]

Yeah. I didn't even know there was a google translator. But then, there's a google everything i suppose.

[neo]

Google "Google everything" to see if your right.

[Beebop]

It will have everything, because it is a search engine.

[Hunchman801]

Or you could use the calculator that is already on your computer.

Mine can't convert currencies with up-to-date information

[Beebop]

Or you could use the calculator that is already on your computer.

Mine can't convert currencies with up-to-date information

Its only good for Basic things like division, multiplication, and addition.

[Hunchman801]

But it's not what we were talking about

[Beebop]

I know, but I was saying that there is a calculator that is usually on all Microsoft computer already built in.

[Hunchman801]

I know it alright, but I always use it as a last resort.

[Beebop]

I have about 10 calculators in my house anyways.

[Hunchman801]

One is enough for me, eventhough I never know where it is

[Holy Crap]

I have one, but i use the computer one because it's more convenient.

[Hunchman801]

Even in scientific mode, it has less functions than mine, which is not a über expensive one though.

[Holy Crap]

yeah, my calculator that i use for school was only $20.

[Jman]

I have to use a graphing calculator so it was about $80.

[Holy Crap]

I didn't even know there was such a thing. What do you mean exactly?