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100.000 Argentine pesos to euros

€ 58 at the official rate

Changing cash at the crossing with the blue dollar: a € 58.

With a card Argentina in Europe: $ 100.000 for the consumption of € 45.

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

How it's calculated

Official: $ 100.000,00 ÷ 1.709,6321 (Argentine pesos per euro, dolarapi.com, 13/11/2026) = 58 €. It is the reference of banks; in a exchange house you will receive a little less by the margin.

Blue cross: If you have Argentine pesos in cash, the usual thing is to buy dollars from the blue ($ 1.570,00) and change them in Europe; that is equivalent to 1.709,6321 Argentine pesos per euro, i.e. 58 €.

With a card: the consumption is charged to card dollar ($ 2.041,00), so give less: a few 45 €. If you pay the summary with your own dollars there is no advance tax collection.

A month ago, with $ 100.000 You were buying. 59 €to the official rate.

Amounts table

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

Argentine pesosOfficial €€blue crossing€with card
$ 1.000110
$ 10.000664
$ 50.000292922
$ 100.000585845
$ 200.00011711790
$ 500.000292292225
$ 1.000.000585585450

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Frequently asked questions

How many euros are there? 100.000 Argentine pesos?

58 €to the official rate (1.709,6321 Argentine pesos per euro, dolarapi.com, 13/11/2026); a 58 €if you change cash at the crossing with the blue dollar; and is enough for the consumption of 45 €with card Argentina.

Should Argentine pesos be brought to Europe?

In general, no: in Europe, Argentine pesos are changed with a lot of margin. MEP) and change them there, or use card paying the summary with your own dollars.

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