Does the macbook pro always gets warm??

Hey, bought my mac a month ago, it has gotten warm before but today is warm as **** (the part of the kbrd next to the screen is warmer) Is that normal? I am using it on my desk and the Temp is 18ºC aprox.
Is this normal????

Without knowing what the temps are, your question cannot be answered. install Temperature Monitor 4.94 and report the temps displayed.

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