Java Primitive Type Conversion Elegance

Dear programmers,

public class Convertion {

  public static void main(String[] args) {

    final float CONVERTION_RATE = 200.482F;
    float given_number = 3772.46F;

    System.out.println("€" + given_number + " = " +
                      (int)(given_number * CONVERTION_RATE) + " Escudos");
  }
}

This is a little code I made to convert a given number of euros (3772,46 in this case) to portuguese 'escudos'.
I would like to make the primitive type convertion more elegant.
Since the 'escudo' lost its fractional value, I think that some floor/ceiling thing it's probably needed here.

(Yeah, this is a 4 years-old programming exercise, made when the Euro was dandy...)

Thank you, programmers.

>>9
Amerikans use Furlongs for measurements IIRC.