Current exchange rate is about $1.60 US = 1 British Pound. (That includes Scotland.) That would be the price if you walked into a bank and wanted to exchange, say, traveller's checks of one to cash of the other. What extra charges or fees might be tacked on to that for the use of a credit card, I don't know. Rates can vary from day to day; current trend seems to be for the pound to go down slightly--today it's $1.60, next week it might $1.59, for example. *CERIDWEN* On Mon, 14 Jun 1999, Barb Foley wrote: > Can anyone tell me how do I know how much I'd be paying in Scotland to > United States money. I found a site for Scotland to look things up and > it says they charge your card f6 sterling and also GB pounds. How much > would something cost in Scotland? I'm in the US. Thanks, Barb >