Examing how economic factors such as the value of the national currency and individual factors such as diffuse support for the EU and education condition support for the Euro. We hypothesize that citizens will be less likely to support a common currency in Britain when most lack diffuse support for the EU overall, when Pound is strong or when their country's domestic agenda is squeezed by austerity measures. Individual attitudes toward the EU play a role in support for the Euro. With Britain an economic powerhouse, it's unlikely there's interest in becoming part of the Euro.