So far I’ve come across Botan and Crypto++ which both provide reversible (e.g AES)
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OpenSSL has all the functionality that you would expect and it is often already installed (at least on Linux).
It supports asymmetric/symmetric encryption, digital signatures and hashing algorithms. For example, you can use the high-level OpenSSL EVP API for symmetric encryption.