Yes. Conversions use the current UTC offsets for Élouges (Europe/Brussels) and Paris (Europe/Paris), which automatically account for whichever city is currently on daylight saving time. The answer is accurate right now; future dates can differ if either city crosses a clock change.

What time zone abbreviations do Élouges and Paris use?

Élouges and Paris each use their city's local abbreviation (such as CET or EST). The converter uses the current offset automatically, so you do not need to know the abbreviation.