Not every site that shows prices is a shop. Price lists, service pages, real-estate and vehicle listings, catalogues built on custom post types, directories, course pages — all of them quote amounts, and none of them run WooCommerce. A WordPress currency switcher is what those sites need: the same idea as a shop switcher, applied to ordinary content.
WPCS — WordPress Currency Switcher does exactly that. It keeps a list of currencies with live rates and prints any amount in whichever one the visitor selected, anywhere in your content.
How it works
Amounts are written as a shortcode instead of plain text:
[wpcs_price value="199"]The visitor picks a currency in the switcher and every amount on the page follows. Rates update automatically, the same way they do in FOX, so a price list written once stays correct in every currency you offer.
Where it fits
- Service and pricing pages — a plain table of packages, no products, no cart.
- Listings on custom post types — property, vehicles, equipment, anything with a price field and no WooCommerce behind it.
- Content pages — articles and landing pages that mention amounts.
- Multi currency WordPress sites that sell offline and only publish prices online.
WPCS or FOX?
The rule is simple. Is there a WooCommerce cart? If yes, take FOX: it carries the currency through the cart, the checkout, the order record, refunds and reports, and none of that exists in a content plugin. If there is no cart and you only need amounts to change on screen, WPCS is the lighter answer.
Running both on one site is possible but rarely necessary — FOX already covers WooCommerce content, and its [woocs_price] shortcode prints arbitrary amounts on ordinary pages too.
WPCS has its own site with documentation and downloads: wp-currency.com