Pounds per Liter to Dollars per Gallon

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The Pounds Sterling per Liter to U.S. Dollar per Gallon calculator computes the price of gas (petrol) in U.S. dollars per gallon based on the entered price of Great Britain Pounds per Litre.

INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following:

(£ PPL) Price per Litre in Great British Pounds sterling (GBP).

U.S. Dollars per Gallon: The calculator returns the price per gallon in U.S. dollars. It uses the gallon to litre conversion and the current exchange rate.

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The Math / Science

Are you used to seeing your gasoline prices in dollars per gallon, but now you're in Great Britain. You have two things against you. In Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales and North Ireland), they sell their gasoline by the litre and in Pounds Sterling (a.k.a. Great British Pounds - GBP). To make the conversion, you have to know how many liters are in a gallon and the current USD/GBP exchange rate. This calculator does all of this for you. It provides the U.S. dollar per gallon equivalent for pounds sterling per liter.

The formula to convert Great Britain Pounds (Sterling) per Liter to U.S. Dollars per Gallon is:

`DPG = PPL * (3.7854 " Liters")/(1.0 " U.S. Gallons") * ($1.0 " USD")/( "£ 0.75 GBP")`

Anglo - American Info
$1.00 equals £ 0.75 GBP
£1.00 equal $1.332 USD
Gasoline = Petrol
Liter = Litre

where:

$ DPG = Dollars per Gallon
£ PPL = Pounds per Liter

Note: The Pounds per US Dollar constantly changes. This calculator has updated exchange rates every two minutes The Pounds to US Dollar at the current exchange rate is ($0.75 GBP = $1 USD)

English to American Lexicon

In America ...

a car's boot is called the "trunk" and a car's bonnet is called the "hood".
petrol is called gas, which is short for gasoline.
chips are called "French fries" and crisps are called "chips".
fizzy drinks like Coca Cola and Sprite are called "soda" in some places, "pop" in others and "tonic" in Boston.
a laundrette is called a laundromat.
the servers at restaurants and pubs typically receive a 20% gratuity (tip) from the consumer (you) at the end of the meal. It's left on the table as one leaves, handed directly to the waiter or waitress in dodgy places, or added to the credit card bill. It is not mandatory, but it's absence is considered very rude unless the service was truly bad.
motorways are called Interstates
driving directions are given according to the compass heading on a road or motorway and for distances expressed in travel time. They would say that Cambridge is an hour and a half north of London on the M11.
a lorry is a "truck" and a coach is a "bus"
their Undergrounds go by different names depending on the city. In Washington, D.C., it's the Metro. In Boston it's the "T". In New York, it's the subway. In Chicago, it's the "El", but subway seems to be the most universally recognized term.
things tend to be less expensive than in the U.K.
few people understand cricket or rugby
the Democratic Party is more like Labor and the Republican Party is more like the Tories
people in the city tend to be Democrats and people in the countryside tend to be Republicans.
they usually can't tell that your from England, Scotland, Wales or North Ireland by your accent, let alone Cornwall, Yorkshire or any other smaller part of the U.K.
they usually think you're smart or at least interesting because of your "English Accent".
they might say "Excuse me?" or "Please?" with a quizzical brow if they don't understand what you said and want you to repeat it.
they are usually kind, patient and helpful to Brits if you ask for help with a smile.
they will shake your hand when you talk to them.
they generally think highly of the U.K..

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