Zambian Kwacha To Pound (ZMK/GBP)

The Zambian Kwacha to Pound exchange rate decreased by -0.40% since yesterday.

Historical Rate changes of the Zambian Kwacha against the Pound

In the last 3 months, the value of the Zambian Kwacha against the Pound has fallen by -0.81%. The Zambian Kwacha is losing ground to the Pound and the rate dropped since last week, recording a decline of -1.42%. With regard to recent valuations 3 months ago, the Zambian Kwacha equaled 0.00 Pounds and is now worth 0.00 Pounds. The decline in the Zambian Kwacha's value does not favor consumers or travelers visiting United Kingdom (UK) at the moment. You will receive less Pounds for each Zambian Kwacha you exchange, thereby reducing your buying power while visiting. The trend history chart illustrates these recent changes. You can also plug in and convert the number of Zambian Kwachas (or Pounds) in the currency calculator above.

United Kingdom (UK) and the British Pound

The English pound sterling is the official currency of the United Kingdom and many of its provinces and territories. It is more commonly known these days as the British pound with other common names such as Pound Sterling, Sterling, Quid, Cable, and Nicker. Although the UK is currently still a part of the European Union, the UK decided not to adopt the Euro and elected to maintain its own currency, the British pound. The pound is currently the third most largely traded currency in the Foreign Exchange Market, falling only behind the United States Dollar and the Euro. This market which determines foreign exchange rates. One individual British pound can also be divided into 100 pence, noting that pence is plural for a penny. For example, one penny is less than two pence. Currently, the countries that use the pound are the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man, Guernsey, South Sandwich Islands, Jersey, South Georgia, Tristan da Cunha, and the British Antarctic Territory. The symbol for the Great British Pound (ISO: GBP) is '£'. Notes come in denominations of £5, £10, £20 and £50. Coins come in 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2. Each denomination of notes is printed in specific colors and all currencies, both notes, and coins bear an image of the Queen’s head on one side.

Travel Tip

Before vacationing, we recommended you exchange Zambian Kwachas to Pounds, or other currencies, at your local bank or credit union, as you will, in general, get much better exchange rates than you would at airport kiosks, where rate hikes are common and expected. Although conveniently located at your port of entry, currency exchange kiosks will also charge convenience fees per transaction. Another option to save money while vacationing is to pay any charges you incur with a "no-foreign-transaction-fee-credit-card".

Travel Pocket Guide

The currency calculator above can be used online but will also work in low-bandwidth areas if the page is already loaded in your browser. It will work in airplane mode or when your device is offline. Additionally, you can print the handy pocket conversion guides below when traveling to United Kingdom (UK) or take a screenshot on your mobile device. Find instructions on how to take a screenshot on your particular device here.