Comparing A to Kwh, can it be done?
"10 amps" and "2.16 kilowatt-hours" are not the same units and can't be directly converted.  An amp is current, a kWh is energy.

However, "10 amps at 240 volts for 1 month" is energy.  Google will happily convert the units, if you ask it "(10 amps * 240 volts * 1 month) in kwh":  1,753 kWh.

Coming from the other direction, since kWh is energy, it doesn't make sense to talk about using 2.16 kWh "constantly, for a whole month".  2.16 kWh represents the total energy usage, not a rate of power consumption.  You could use 2.16 kWh up in a minute or in a month or a year.