django-easy-currencies | Simple app to manage currencies conversion

Add "django_easy_currencies" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:. Get an app key from openexchangerates.org (you don't need to pay, the basic free account will be enough).
Add "django_easy_currencies" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this: INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... 'django_easy_currencies', )
Get an app key from openexchangerates.org (you don't need to pay, the basic free account will be enough)
Configure the app by providing your app id and the currencies you want to use like this: EASY_CURRENCIES = { 'currencies': ( ('USD', 'US Dollar'), ('EUR', 'Euro'), ('GBP', 'British Pound'), ('AUD', 'Australian Dollar'), ('CAD', 'Canadian Dollar'), ('CHF', 'Swiss Franc'), ('JPY', 'Japanese Yen'), ), 'app_id': os.environ['EASY_CURRENCIES_APP_ID'] } Just a note: An environment variable holding your app id is a best practice but is not mandatory, you can define it inline in your settings.py
Include the "django_easy_currencies" URLconf in your project urls.py like this: url(r'^currency/', include('django_easy_currencies.urls')),
Add the "django_easy_currencies" context processor to your existent processors like this: from django.conf.global_settings import TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS as BASE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS = BASE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS + ( 'django_easy_currencies.context_processors.currency', )
Run python manage.py migrate to create the app models.
Run the custom management command python manage.py currencies --update to save currency rates in your database. You should run this command at least once a day in order to have updated rates (automatization of this step is up to you)
(Optional) Run python manage.py currencies --list to see the loaded currency rates