$$$
Converts amounts of any (a lot!) currency to dollars.
This will use https://openexchangerates.org/ as a backend. It will cache the rates for you and pull in the new values hourly so your data will never be older than almost 2 hours in the worst case. For that, you will be able to use the free plan.
This is how you use it:
$ pip install dollars
$ export OXR_APP_ID=... # Your freely achieved app id
$ ipython
In [1]: from dollars import dollar
In [2]: dollar('EUR', 5)
Out[2]: 5.271147845154761
Stop worrying, start converting!
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