The answer will depend on the dollar pound exchange rate. Many countries use dollar as their currency and many countries use pound. As a result there are many dollar-pound rates. Also, these rates change over time. SO there is not enough information to answer the question.
No, a dollar is not half the amount of a pound. The value of a dollar compared to a pound fluctuates based on exchange rates, but as of recent years, one pound is generally worth more than one dollar. For instance, if the exchange rate is 1 pound = 1.30 dollars, this indicates that a pound is significantly more than a dollar. Always check the current exchange rate for the most accurate comparison.
About 5 dollars to the pound.
The exchange rate for the pound to the dollar, as of the middle of 2013, is approximately 1.54 US dollars to 1 pound. This rate has remained stable for the past few years.
$1.00 USD = to .74 Irish Pound
The exchange rate is currently: 1 British Pound equals 1.52 US Dollar
It is like 2 bucks for every pound
1 UK pound = 1,624 52 US $
0.30-0.35 Pound. It was happend in 1985.
You would definitely be losing money because the amount of commission charged to exchange would be higher than a pound or a dollar.
I think its 90p
1.4