AboveWP Bulgarian Eurozone vs Currencyr

A WordPress plugin that adds bidirectional dual currency display (BGN ⇄ EUR) for WooCommerce as Bulgaria prepares to join the Eurozone. The plugin automatically displays prices in both Bulgarian Lev (BGN) and Euro (EUR) throughout your WooCommerce store, working in both directions. AboveWP Features Bidirectional support: Works when store currency is BGN (shows EUR) OR when store currency is EUR (shows BGN) Currency Migration Tool: One-click conversion of all product prices from BGN to EUR with automatic store currency update Display prices in both BGN and EUR throughout your WooCommerce store Fixed conversion rate at the official rate (1.95583 BGN = 1 EUR) Standard currency symbols (€ for EUR, лв. for BGN) Configurable secondary currency positioning (left or right of primary prices) Batch processing for stores with thousands of products Support for all WooCommerce price points including: Single product pages Variable product pages Cart item prices Cart subtotals Cart totals Order confirmation & email My Account orders table REST API responses Shipping method labels Tax amount labels Mini cart WooCommerce Gutenberg blocks (cart, checkout, and shipping methods) Dynamic updates when shipping methods change in checkout blocks Configuration Navigate to AboveWP > Eurozone Settings in your WordPress admin Enable or disable dual currency display Choose whether secondary currency appears on the left or right of primary prices Select display format (brackets or side divider) Choose which pages should display dual currency Save changes Currency Migration Tool When Bulgaria joins the Eurozone, use the built-in Currency Migration Tool to seamlessly transition your store from BGN to EUR: Navigate to AboveWP > Currency Migration in your WordPress admin IMPORTANT: Create a full database backup before proceeding Review the migration warnings and instructions Click “Start Migration to EUR” to begin the process The tool will: Convert all product prices (regular and sale prices) from BGN to EUR Update all product variations Change your WooCommerce store currency to EUR Process products in batches to handle large catalogs After completion, verify your product prices and currency settings Note: The migration is irreversible without a database backup. Always backup your database first! Support For support, feature requests, or bug reports, please contact us at: Website: AboveWP.com Email: [email protected]

Instead of traditional “calculator” looks converter, Currencyr take the advance of “tooltip” and sit right at the amount to allow user convert it. Support various exchange rates provider API running as WP Cron task and able to auto-determinate local currency of visitor. Currencyr also offers currency converter widget, shortcode and function. See it in action at http://demo.firmanw.com/wp/currencyr. Note: This plugin requires PHP 5.3.0 or later, do not ever try to install if you running the older version. Features Inline converter using Currencyr for jQuery Various exchange rates providers – Yahoo!, Google, Open Exchange Rates, European Central Bank and FoxRates Support database cache driven for fast response WP Cron task scheduler enabled Shortcode quick conversion support Currency table and converter widget Function for theme developer Auto-determinate local currency via IP detection using IP2C Support integration with various ecommerce plugins – WooCommerce, WP-eCommerce, Shopp and Easy Digital Downloads Translation support Shortcode To enable the shortcode simply use [currencyr] and use the following syntax: [currencyr amount=$amount to=$code ] amount – The number that you wish to convert. to – The currency code. Use “|” as separator for multiple conversion. from (optional) – The currency code. If omitted the Base Currency from setting will be use. Examples: [currencyr amount=99.99 to=gbp] [currencyr amount=99.99 from=aud to=gbp] [currencyr amount=99.99 to=gbp|eur|cad] Function Call The conversion feature is available to call within templates or codes using either currencyr_exchange() or the_currencyr_exchange(). Both functions share the same arguments, the diferrent is the_currencyr_exchange() is only echoes the result automatically. You can call the functions as WordPress style or PHP with the following arguments: amount – The number that you wish to convert. to – The currency code. from (optional) – The currency code. If omitted the Base Currency from setting will be use. The code above is similar to: 99.99, 'to' => 'cad' ) ); ?> Also similar to: Roadmap Add exchange rates table page Add custom currency support Feedback If you have any feedback, tweet @firmanw for fast response, or head over to the support forum.