If you were to search via Google currency exchanges involving the RM, the usual currency converter box doesn't show up anymore.
Chances are, you've tried using Google to check what is the US$ to RM exchange rate is like more than once in recent times. But if you've made the attempt this morning, you may have been surprised to find out that the usual currency converter box does not appear. Instead, you've probably been given an answer box quoting the exchange rates of third-party sites that offer such services,such as Xe, Wise, Revolut and Forbes.
From limited testing, it looks like this applies to any exchange involving the RM. For exchanges for just about any other currency pair, you get the familiar currency converter box at the top of search results. This can then be used as a workaround to get the box to work for exchanges involving the RM - just insert one of the currencies you're trying to convert and another random currency in your search. Then when the currency converter box shows up, replace the random one with the RM.
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