There is no such decipence division in the UK, but fuel is still sold with a vestigial .9 pence on the end. In fact, since the denomination is per litre, not ga

There is no such decipence division in the UK, but fuel is still sold with a vestigial .9 pence on the end. In fact, since the denomination is per litre, not gallon, the .9 is about 4 times more significant. When the final calculation of XX.YYY litres * AAA.9 pence/litre is done, it's then rounded off to 1 pence. Currency conversions are also frequently done with readers that aren't a round multiple of pence, even in official government tables: https://www.trade-tariff.service.gov.uk/exchange_rates/view/2025-11?type=monthly https://www.trade-tariff.service.gov.uk/exchange_rates/view/...