C++ (if statements always being read)

I am actively working on a C++ currency transfer protocol. Yep - a nice, easy and basic start. Anyway, I have a few if statements that for some reason are always running as true. When I try and remove the semi-colons after the if's nothing runs - even if the statements are true...

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

char fromcr[3];
double amount;
char tocr[3];

char GBP[3];
char EUR[3];
char USD[3];
char INR[3];
double EUR1 = 1.12;
double USD1 = 1.32;
double INR1 = 90.48;
double converted;

char name;

int main()
{   
    cout << "What are the 3 letters of your starting currency? ";
    cin >> fromcr;
    cout << "How much do you want to convert? Format: 00.00 - no sign at beginning - ";
    cin >> amount;
    cout << "What are the 3 letters of your ending currency? - ";
    cin >> tocr;

    if (fromcr == "GBP");
    {
        if (tocr == "GBP");
        {
            converted = (amount);
            cout << "Coverted amount: " << converted;
        }

        if (tocr == "EUR");
        {
            converted = (amount * EUR1);
            cout << "Coverted amount: " << converted;
        }

        if (tocr == "USD");
        {
            converted = (amount * USD1);
            cout << "Coverted amount: " << converted;
        }

        if (tocr == "INR");
        {
            converted = (amount * INR1);
            cout << "Coverted amount: " << converted;
        }
    }
}