Licence vs. License
Differences
'License' is the American spelling, while, 'licence' is a noun and 'license' is a verb in British English. Look at the following examples:
Example
Have you got your driver's license?
It seems that my driver's licence has been expired.
Similarities
Both refer to an authorized certificate that allows someone to do something. Check out the following examples:
Example
By taking our guitar lessons, you will receive an official license at the end of your musical course.
The first time I went into his room, I saw many different medical licences on that wall.
Are They Interchangeable?
Native speakers use them interchangeably. Compare:
Example
✓ Her sister saw that she burned her Entertainer licence.
✓ Her sister saw that she burned her Entertainer license.
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