@FluffyRose Not 100% sure if this is not possibly a parody post, but yes, the UK (not just England) has been a member of the EU for a long time and they never used the euro. Not every member of the EU has the euro as their currency. The EU is an economic and political union. The Eurozone is the area of countries that use the euro.
By the way, the UK has not already left the EU nor will it happen in like a week or so simply because the referendum has just taken place. It may take up to another two years. Theoretically, it might even not happen at all, because the referendum is not binding for the parliament.
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@FluffyRose Not 100% sure if this is not possibly a parody post, but yes, the UK (not just England) has been a member of the EU for a long time and they never used the euro. Not every member of the EU has the euro as their currency. The EU is an economic and political union. The Eurozone is the area of countries that use the euro.
By the way, the UK has not already left the EU nor will it happen in like a week or so simply because the referendum has just taken place. It may take up to another two years. Theoretically, it might even not happen at all, because the referendum is not binding for the parliament.