Convert British pounds to euros.
£1.00 GBP = € EUR at 06/19/2025 22:49:05 BST
Use the chart above to see how the GBP/EUR exchange rate has changed over time.
We use the interbank exchange rate for our currency chart. This gives you an accurate picture of the performance of a currency pairing but you won’t receive this rate when sending money. Log in or get in touch for a free quote.
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Today’s most popular currency pairings for GBP Sterling.
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The British pound (GBP), also known as pound sterling, is the currency of the United Kingdom. As the world’s oldest currency still in use, it remains one of the most traded, ranking fourth globally behind the US dollar (USD), the euro (EUR), and the Japanese yen (JPY).