In January 2015, the Pound Sterling to Euro exchange rate rose to about €1.30 for £1. This was good news for anyone who wanted to use sterling to buy products in the Eurozone; now you could definitely get more bang for your buck, or pound, rather. It’s still some way from the heady early days of the euro, when the exchange rate was something like €1.7 to £1, but, according to PoundSterling Live, the current exchange rate is the best in six years if you want to buy euros. This advantage doesn’t just apply to British visitors to the Costa del