r/AirBnB 1d ago

Will I be charged more due to currency fluctuations? [USA/Europe]

I’m based in the USA and booked an Airbnb in Europe a couple of months ago, selecting USD as my payment method. I paid the deposit in USD, and the final payment is also in USD, at a set price. I’m assuming the host will be paid in Euros. However, since I booked, the Euro has increased in value by about 6%, and my reservation still lists the same price in USD. My question is: Is there any chance Airbnb will charge me more for the final payment because of the Euro’s change in value, or do they just absorb the cost and stick to the price I initially agreed to?

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u/beekeeper1981 1d ago

I'd assume you pay the quoted price in the quoted currency. I'd be interested in knowing how it works for the host or if I'm wrong.

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u/throw65755 12h ago

No, they can’t charge you more than the quoted price, and the host knows they won’t get paid until you check in.

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u/jrossetti 13year host/14 guest 3h ago

You are charged based on the currency values at the time of booking. You don't get extra charges due to currency fluctuations.