What form of money does England use?

Answer 1

The currency widely in use is the Pound Sterling (not the Euro, strangely enough!)

The pound is broken down into 100 pennies (or 'pence') Symbollically it is shown as '£', as in £10 (10 pounds) though often seen designated (internationally) as £GB, to denote the British pound, rather than currencies of the same name found elsewhere.

Answer 2

The British call their money "pound sterling"

Answer 3

The pound is the basic monetary unit in Great Britain.
The official name for British currency is Pound Sterling (GBP).

Answer 4

The UK calls its money pounds (£) and pence (or pennies)

It is known as a pound sterling, now sometimes abbreviated GBP (Great Britain Pound).

Answer 5

Pound Sterling, usually abbreviated to just Pound (£) (GBP)

Answer 6

England uses the pound system.

Answer 7

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