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Money Decimal Notation Practice

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Money Decimal Notation Practice

Write money amounts in pounds and pence using two digits after the decimal point. Show your working for calculations.

Reading and writing money

Remember: £1 is 100p.

1.Which description matches £4.38?
  • 4 pounds and 38 pence
  • 438 pounds
  • 4 pence and 38 pounds
  • 4 pounds and 3 pence
2.Write 6 pounds and 20 pence in decimal notation.
3.Write 3 pounds and 8 pence in decimal notation.
4.Write 65 pence as an amount in pounds using decimal notation.
5.In £24.73, what is the value of the digit 2?
6.In £24.73, what is the value of the digit 4?
7.In £24.73, what is the value of the digit 7?
8.In £24.73, what is the value of the digit 3?

Adding and subtracting money

Keep the pounds and pence in the correct place-value columns.

9.Calculate £3.26 + £2.40.
10.Calculate £4.75 + £1.68.
11.Calculate £0.85 + £3.50.
12.Calculate £7.00 − £2.46.
13.Calculate £12.30 − £5.75.
14.Keira has £18.00. She buys a book for £6.45 and a snack for £2.80. How much money does she have left?

Converting between pounds and pence

Use 100 pence = £1 to convert each amount.

15.Convert £2.40 into pence.
16.Convert £5.06 into pence.
17.Convert £0.92 into pence.
18.Write 320 pence in pounds using decimal notation.
19.Write 185 pence in pounds using decimal notation.
20.Write 90 pence in pounds using decimal notation.
21.Write 407 pence in pounds using decimal notation.
22.Which amount is greater: £1.62 or 158p?
  • £1.62
  • 158p
  • They are equal
23.Which amount is greater: 230p or £2.45?
  • 230p
  • £2.45
  • They are equal
24.Which amount is greater: £0.98 or 100p?
  • £0.98
  • 100p
  • They are equal

4 printable pages

  • Money Decimal Notation Practice, page 1 of 4: Reading and writing money

    Page 1

  • Money Decimal Notation Practice, page 2 of 4: Adding and subtracting money

    Page 2

  • Money Decimal Notation Practice, page 3 of 4: Converting between pounds and pence

    Page 3

  • Money Decimal Notation Practice, page 4 of 4: 22. Which amount is greater: £1.62 or 158p?

    Page 4

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