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> Although this one I find infuriating because Google doesn't know how to correctly round off exchange rates I generally search for "1000 USD in AUD" as a work

> Although this one I find infuriating because Google doesn't know how to correctly round off exchange rates I generally search for "1000 USD in AUD" as a workaround.

concert-gilled 7y ago
Both cases showed 2 decimal places for me.
- ummonk 7y ago
  You get 5 decimal places if you divide by 1000...
  - concert-gilled 7y ago
    Thanks, I missed that. I was just looking at the number of decimal places. Is that method accurate? (1000 * incorrectly_rounded) / 1000 == incorrectly_rounded
    - ummonk 7y ago
      It's not incorrectly rounded. It's correctly rounded to two decimal places in either case. Two decimal places just isn't enough digits when you give it 1 USD, so you have to give it 1000 USD.