Export in EURO

Dear All,
We are going to export in EURO currency 1st time to Italy.
Per unit rate is 1.16 EURO but while saving the INQURY and Sale order, VBAK-NETWR is updating with multiplying 11.60 EURO per unit and KONV table for Basic price (ZEXP condition type) also updating with 11.60(i.e. if qty is 100 unit and rate is 1.16 then VBAK-NETWR is updating with 1160 EURO in place of 116 EURO).
We are doung Export in USD currency on regular basis without any issue. Plz help me out what should I do to resolve this.
Regards,
SP Shukla

We are using exchange rate type 'S' for Export and it is maintained for EURO to INR and it is working also.
Probelm is during table update (VBAK & KONV) it is updating with multiply with @10 per unit.

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