No module necessary, you can do

$array_ref=[%$hash_ref];
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$hash_ref = {@$array_ref};
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However, you want to be careful when doing that, for example when turning a hash into an array this way the array values end up in an unpredictable order(they'll always be key,value,key,value..., but the order of the keys will be unpredictable). When going the other way, your hash keys (i.e. the first,third,fifth... array element) need to be unique or you lose data. Without knowing what it is you're trying to achieve it's hard to give advice, so perhaps you should give a bit more detail on your goal with this?

Using a module for that strikes me as overkill...

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

# Create an array reference to demo this
my $foo_ref = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd'];

# Convert array ref into hash ref and display
my $bar_ref = {@{$foo_ref}};
print Dumper $bar_ref;

# Convert hash ref into array ref and display
my $new_foo_ref = [%{$bar_ref}];
print Dumper $new_foo_ref;
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