Converterhub Currency Converter
Converterhub Currency Converter
Description
Embed a beautiful, real-time currency converter on your WordPress site in seconds. Perfect for travel blogs, finance sites, e-commerce stores, and any website that needs to show currency conversions.
Key Features
- 150+ currencies — All major world currencies supported
- Real-time exchange rates — Updated every minute, automatically
- No signup or API keys — Install and use, that’s it
- Three ways to use — Gutenberg block, shortcode, and sidebar widget
- Fully customizable — Choose currencies, theme (light/dark), accent color, and size
- Lightweight — Loads as a small iframe, doesn’t slow down your site
- Mobile responsive — Looks great on any screen size
- Translation ready — Available in English and Spanish (more languages coming)
How to use
Gutenberg Block (recommended):
Add a new block, search for “Currency Converter”, and configure it visually.
Shortcode (any page or post):
[converterhub_widget from=”USD” to=”EUR” amount=”100″]
Available attributes: from, to, amount, theme (light/dark), accent (hex color), width, height.
Sidebar Widget:
Go to Appearance Widgets and add “Currency Converter (Converterhub)” to any widget area.
Use cases
- Travel bloggers — Show readers how much things cost in their home currency
- E-commerce — Display prices in multiple currencies
- Finance blogs — Provide instant currency conversions for readers
- Forex/Crypto sites — Quick conversion reference
- Educational sites — Currency conversion examples for students
How it works
The plugin embeds a lightweight iframe that loads the live currency converter from converterhub.com. Exchange rates are pulled from official sources and updated continuously.
Attribution (optional, off by default)
The converter does NOT show any “Powered by” attribution link by default and the plugin works exactly the same whether you enable it or not. There is no requirement, no nag, and no reduced functionality if you leave it off.
If you choose to enable it, you can do so in three places:
- Plugin settings: Settings Currency Converter Attribution
- Gutenberg block sidebar: Attribution panel
- Shortcode attribute:
show_credit="yes"
Privacy
This plugin loads an iframe from converterhub.com. When visitors view a page with the widget, their browser makes a request to converterhub.com to load the converter. No personal information is collected, stored, or tracked by this plugin. See https://converterhub.com/en/privacy-policy/ for details on the converterhub.com privacy practices.
External services
This plugin embeds a third-party iframe from https://converterhub.com/embed/converter/ to display real-time currency exchange rates. By using this plugin, you and your site visitors interact with this external service.
- Service: Converterhub Currency Converter
- Service URL: https://converterhub.com
- Terms of service: https://converterhub.com/en/legal-notice/
- Privacy policy: https://converterhub.com/en/privacy-policy/
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/or install via the WordPress plugins screen. - Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress.
- (Optional) Configure default settings under “Settings Currency Converter”.
- Add the converter to your pages using the Gutenberg block, shortcode, or widget.
Faq
Yes, completely free for personal and commercial use. No premium version, no API keys, no upsells.
Rates are pulled from professional currency data providers and updated every minute. They’re aggregated from interbank rates and reflect real-time market values.
Yes. You can choose from light or dark themes, set a custom accent color, and adjust the size (width and height). The Gutenberg block has a visual customizer panel.
Yes. Use the shortcode [converterhub_widget] in any HTML/Shortcode element.
No. The widget loads as an iframe, which is rendered separately by the browser and doesn’t block your page rendering. The iframe itself is lightweight (~5KB).
No, the widget needs an internet connection to fetch live exchange rates from converterhub.com.
Yes. The widget is just an iframe, so it works with any caching setup including WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, etc.
No. The attribution link is off by default and completely optional. The plugin functions identically with or without it. There is no license requirement, no nag, and no reduced functionality if you leave it off. You can opt-in via the plugin settings page (Settings Currency Converter Attribution), the Gutenberg block sidebar, or by adding show_credit="yes" to the shortcode.
Visit https://converterhub.com/en/contact/ to reach support.
Reviews
Changelog
1.0.2
- Updated “Tested up to” header to WordPress 7.0.
1.0.1
- Hardened
default_from/default_tosanitization in the settings page: values are now strictly whitelisted against the supported ISO currency list. - Removed
load_plugin_textdomain()call (no longer needed for WordPress.org-hosted plugins since WP 4.6). - Clarified Attribution wording in the readme and admin UI: the “Powered by” link is fully optional, off by default, and the plugin functions identically whether it is enabled or not.
- Added
type,default, andshow_in_restkeys toregister_setting()for stricter typing.
1.0.0
- Initial release
- Gutenberg block with full visual editor (currencies, amount, size, theme, accent color, attribution)
- Shortcode support: [converterhub_widget from=”USD” to=”EUR” amount=”100″]
- Sidebar widget for classic widget areas
- Admin settings page for global defaults
- Four themes: Light, Dark, Soft (warm pastel), Glass (transparent)
- Color palette with 9 preset accent colors plus custom color picker
- 156 currencies supported
- Translation-ready (English, Spanish)
- Optional “Powered by Converterhub” attribution (off by default, opt-in)