No, standard floating point implementations have higher precision for smaller numbers than larger. So for example, in a 32bit float, there are far more numbers between 0-1 than there are between 1,000,000 and 1,000,001. For 32bit floats, you start lowing whole integers with relatively small numbers.

Integers have a consistent precision across the entire number line.

No, because you're doing decimal floating point, which eliminates the rounding errors of binary floating point.