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FIXER_IO
Fixer.io is a simple and lightweight API for current and historical foreign exchange rates and currency conversion.
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FIXER_IO_CONVERT_CURRENCY
Tool to convert an amount from one currency to another. Use when you need current or historical exchange rates. Specify `date` for historical rates.
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FIXER_IO_GET_FLUCTUATION
Tool to fetch exchange rate fluctuations between two dates. Use when you need day-to-day currency rate changes.
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FIXER_IO_GET_HISTORICAL_RATES
Fetch historical exchange rates for a specific date. Returns end-of-day (EOD) exchange rates for any date back to January 1, 1999. Use this when you need past currency conversion rates or historical financial data.
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FIXER_IO_GET_SUPPORTED_SYMBOLS
Tool to retrieve the list of all available currency symbols and their corresponding names. Use when you need to fetch and display supported currency codes.
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FIXER_IO_GET_TIME_SERIES
Retrieves daily foreign exchange rates for a date range. Returns a time series of exchange rates for each day between start_date and end_date (inclusive, max 365 days). The rates show how much of each currency equals one unit of the base currency.
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