Can you use euros in england?

Answer 1

People in Britain don't want the Euro, they are quite happy using sterling and quite correctly see the Euro as a further attempt by the EU to steal power away from national governments. And with the current European debt crisis there is no hope that England will ever join it as the euro itself will soon collapse. Hope you found this useful.
It was decided by John Major's government (1990-7) that the UK would not be in the first wave of the Euro. When Tony Blair became PM (1997-2007)it was decided that the UK would join when the economic conditions were right. The economic conditions were not met during his Premiership and since Gordon Brown has taken over, the UK's membership of the Euro has been off the political agenda.

Answer 2

As a rule, no. There are tourist areas that may accept dollars or, other foreign currencies, but you will be paying a premium for not having the forethought to convert your currency. You will almost always be offered less than the exchange rate.

Answer 3

No, England's currency is the British Pound. (GBP)

Answer 4

Euro is not the official currency, but they are accepted at touristic places.

Make shure you also carry Pounds.

Answer 5

At some stage in the future it may do so, but there are no plans to do so now.

Answer 6

Yes.

Some establishment will accept the Euro but it is not an official currency of the UK. You would need to exchange Euro's at a Bank, Post Office or Bureau de Change.

Answer 7

The currency of Spain is the Euro.
Yes, Euros are Spain's currency.

Answer 8

Yes