Open Exchange Rates MCP. Get precise, historical, or real-time exchange rates instantly.

You connect this server to your agent, and it gives you real-time and historical currency data from over 200 currencies. You don't need to leave your workflow; the agent handles all the market math for ya.

When you need current numbers, you use get_latest_rates to pull the most recent exchange rates relative to any base currency you pick. If you just need a specific dollar amount converted—say, figuring out how much 500 euros is worth right now—you run convert_currency. The agent takes your specified value and spits out the precise equivalent in the target currency using current market data.

Need to know what the rates were last year? You can't just guess; you pull it. Using get_historical_rates, you tell the agent which pair of currencies and exactly which date you want, and it returns the rate that was active on that specific past day. For broader research, if you need continuous data spanning months or years—like tracking a currency’s performance over an entire quarter—you use get_time_series.

This function gathers exchange rates across an extended span of dates, making it perfect for deep trend analysis and charting.

For professional financial reporting, the agent provides detailed Open-High-Low-Close (OHLC) metrics. When you call get_ohlc, you get those four specific data points—the highest price reached, the lowest price reached, and the closing rate—for a defined time period. This is what you use when you gotta build a chart that looks legit.

Before you run any big queries, it's smart to know if your plan is running low. You check your consumption status using get_usage. The agent reads this tool and lets you see exactly how many calls you’ve made and what your remaining plan limits are, stopping call failures before they even start.

If you ever forget which currency symbols are available or what the full list of supported currencies is, you just run list_currencies. It returns a complete roster of every single symbol and its name so you can reference it instantly. You'll get all this functionality—converting values, fetching current rates, analyzing historical data by date, tracking time-series movements, generating OHLC reports, checking usage limits, and listing available currencies—all through simple prompts to your AI client.