Jordanian Dinar To Turkish Lira (JOD/TRY)

The Jordanian Dinar to Turkish Lira exchange rate did not change much in the last 24 hours, dropping only -0.11%.

Historical Fluctuations of the JOD to TRY Exchange Rate

The overall value of the Jordanian Dinar against the Turkish Lira has increased by +4.57% in the last 3 months. Despite the recent rise in valuation, the exchange rate dropped by -0.38% since last week. In terms of market value, a Jordanian Dinar was worth 43.49 Turkish Lira 3 months ago and is now valued at 45.48 Turkish Lira. That rise favors the currency exchange rate for consumers or travelers visiting Turkey at the moment. You will get more Turkish Lira for your Jordanian Dinar, thereby extending your purchase power while visiting. The trend history chart illustrates these recent changes. You can also plug in and convert the number of Jordanian Dinars (or Turkish Lira) in the currency calculator above.

The Turkish Lira

The Turkish Lira (ISO: TRY) is the official currency of Turkey. Its symbol is '₺' and the currency is subdivided into 100 kuruş per Turkish Lira.

Travel Tip

Before vacationing, we recommended you exchange Jordanian Dinars to Turkish Lira, or other currencies, at your local bank or credit union, as you will, in general, get much better exchange rates than you would at airport kiosks, where rate hikes are common and expected. Although conveniently located at your port of entry, currency exchange kiosks will also charge convenience fees per transaction. Another option to save money while vacationing is to pay any charges you incur with a "no-foreign-transaction-fee-credit-card".

Travel Pocket Guide

The currency calculator above can be used online but will also work in low-bandwidth areas if the page is already loaded in your browser. It will work in airplane mode or when your device is offline. Additionally, you can print the handy pocket conversion guides below when traveling to Turkey or take a screenshot on your mobile device. Find instructions on how to take a screenshot on your particular device here.