Where is money made is it a fatory?

U.S. money is produced at the mints around the country...Denver, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and some others.

In the U.K., the Royal Mint produces the currency. http://www.royalmint.com/

In the UK, coins are produced at the Royal Mint in Llantrisant, south Wales. Coins are said to be "minted".

Banknotes are produced by a secure printer which is employed by the Bank of England to make them. Currently the Bank uses De La Rue plc, which has a LOT of experience producing printed documents to secure government specifications - it is the world's biggest company that does this and works for many governments. In Scotland and Northern Ireland, some banks issue their own banknotes and again they will use a secure printer, most likely De La Rue!

How about in England

In the US, it is part of the government called the Bureau of Engraving and Printing:
http://www.moneyfactory.gov/aboutthebep.html

Coins are not made in a "fatory" it's called a "mint". Although, I like "fatory" better.