Welcome to Fieba Tools—a practical collection of free travel tools and calculators designed for real‑world decisions: currency conversion, exchange rates, time zones, world clocks, unit conversions, and quick travel math.
- Convert prices instantly so you always know what something truly costs in your currency.
- Plan time zones without guesswork—perfect for flights, check‑ins, tours, and remote work.
- Handle travel math in seconds (units, proportions, tips, fuel costs) to stay on budget.
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All Tools (Free & Practical)
A great trip is usually the result of small, smart checks—done at the right moment. Fieba Tools are built around the questions that come up again and again while traveling: “How much is this in my currency?” “What time is it there?” “How far is that in miles?”
This page is your hub: pick a tool, get the answer, and move forward. If you’re planning a multi‑country itinerary, a road trip, or even a quick weekend away, these tools help you reduce stress, avoid surprises, and make decisions with confidence.
Money & Exchange Rates
Travel budgets often fail for one simple reason: you’re doing mental conversion under pressure. The difference between the “mid‑market” rate and what you actually get can also be confusing because banks, card networks, ATMs, and platforms may apply a spread or fee. That’s why we separate the workflow into two steps: (1) convert the price and (2) check rates before you make bigger decisions.
Currency Converter
Free toolConvert amounts between major world currencies in seconds—ideal for bookings, shopping abroad, and real‑time budget checks while you travel.
- Quick price checks on hotels, flights, food, and activities
- Instant “sanity checks” for expensive purchases
- Simple, mobile‑friendly interface
Exchange Rates
CompareBrowse and compare rates before you convert. This is especially helpful when planning a trip across multiple countries, tracking spending, or timing a larger payment.
- Scan multiple currencies quickly
- Understand rate movement at a glance
- Plan bigger expenses with more context
Fuel Cost Calculator
Road tripEstimate road trip costs using distance, fuel consumption, and price per unit. A quick way to decide between routes, vehicles, or travel styles.
- Plan budgets for long drives
- Compare vehicles (consumption)
- Reduce “hidden cost” surprises
Tip & Split Bill
QuickCalculate tips and split totals across people—useful for restaurants, taxis, group trips, and avoiding awkward math on the spot.
- Fast tip calculation
- Split by number of people
- Great for group travel
Time Zones & Scheduling
Time zones are a silent trip killer. One wrong assumption can mean a missed check‑in, a late tour, a call at 3am, or the classic “I thought you meant local time.” With a world clock and a time zone planner, you can confirm the timing in seconds and move on.
World Clock
AnywhereCheck local time in cities worldwide so you can coordinate arrivals, bookings, and messages without guessing.
- Instant local time checks
- Useful for flights and check‑ins
- Great for international coordination
Time Zone Planner
OverlapCompare multiple time zones and pick a time that works for everyone—ideal for remote teams, family trips, and coordinating multi‑city itineraries.
- Schedule calls across time zones
- Avoid “wrong local time” errors
- Useful for tours and transfers
Time Difference
OffsetCalculate the time difference between two locations instantly. Great for jet‑lag planning, wake/sleep schedules, and international calls.
- Instant time zone offset
- Better scheduling while traveling
- Helpful for arrival timing
Units & Quick Travel Math
Traveling often means switching measurement systems—kilometers vs miles, Celsius vs Fahrenheit, kilograms vs pounds, liters vs gallons. Unit confusion is more than inconvenience: it affects luggage limits, fuel estimates, driving decisions, and even safety. Add quick math tools and you’ll stop second‑guessing your conversions (and your budget).
Unit Converter
Metric ↔ ImperialConvert distance, temperature, and weight (km↔mi, °C↔°F, kg↔lb) so you understand local signs, labels, and forecasts instantly.
- Driving abroad and road signs
- Luggage limits and packing
- Weather and temperature checks
Proportion Calculator (Rule of Three)
Fast mathSolve proportional problems instantly—perfect for scaling prices, quantities, or budgets when you only know part of the equation.
- “If 2 items cost X, what about 5?”
- Scale food, groceries, or group costs
- Quick budgeting on the go
Recommended Travel Workflow
Best practiceIf you only remember one thing: convert → validate → plan. Convert the price, validate the rate (and fees), then plan timing and costs.
- Convert: use the converter for quick clarity
- Validate: check rates (and assume fees exist)
- Plan: time zones, fuel, tips, and unit conversions
How to use this toolkit in 5 minutes
The goal isn’t to “do more math.” It’s to remove uncertainty quickly so you can book, move, and enjoy your trip. Here’s a simple flow that works before departure and on the road:
- Convert the headline price. If a hotel looks “cheap” in a foreign currency, convert it. Your brain understands budgets better in your home currency.
- Check rates when it matters. For bigger costs, look at exchange rates and remember that banks/ATMs may apply a spread or fee. Plan with a buffer.
- Plan time zones early. Confirm local times for flights, check‑ins, tours, and meetings. One tool check can prevent a missed itinerary.
- Convert units before you commit. Driving distances, luggage limits, temperature, and fuel costs are all easier when you don’t “guess” the conversions.
- Use quick calculators for small decisions. Tips, split bills, and proportions help you decide fast—especially in groups.
For websites: reduce friction with an embedded tool
If you run a travel blog, booking site, tour business, or any page where visitors see prices, an embedded converter or rates panel can keep users engaged and help them decide faster—especially when your audience is global.
Want an embeddable version (or a simple integration approach)? Use the button below to request details. Even if you’re not technical, we can point you in the right direction so you can launch quickly.
- Great for: travel content, e‑commerce pricing, and international audiences
- Outcome: fewer drop‑offs, more clarity, and better trust
- Approach: simple, lightweight, and user‑friendly
Tip: if you publish prices, always place the converter close to the pricing table or booking call‑to‑action. Users convert right before they decide.
Blog: guides that make the tools even more useful
The tools give you fast answers. The blog gives you the context: how travel money works, common fees to watch, and practical routines that prevent planning mistakes.
Here are article topics that consistently help travelers (and naturally support the tools above). You can publish these over time and interlink them to your tools for a strong, user‑first SEO structure.
- How exchange rates really work (in plain English) Why the “market rate” differs from card/ATM rates—and how to plan with a buffer.
- Travel budgeting that actually sticks A simple approach to daily budgets, big expenses, and multi‑currency trips.
- Time zones made easy: avoid missed check-ins Practical rules for flights, tours, meetings, and multi‑city itineraries.
- Metric vs imperial: the only conversions you really need Distances, temperature, weight, and fuel—explained with traveler‑friendly examples.
- Road trip cost planning: fuel, tolls, and hidden expenses Estimate realistic costs before you commit to a route or rental.
- Rule of Three for travelers: quick proportional math Scale prices, quantities, and group budgets without overthinking.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions. If you’re building a travel workflow, start with the converter and time zones— those two eliminate the most frequent mistakes.
Are the tools free to use?
Are exchange rates exact?
Can I use these tools on mobile while traveling?
What’s the best way to avoid time zone mistakes?
Why do I sometimes get different results from different converters?
Can I embed a tool on my website?
Ready to plan smarter?
Start with the two tools travelers use most: currency conversion and time zones. They remove uncertainty instantly—so you can decide, book, and move on.