You can delete the SSL certificate from your domain name through the control panel (the client area doesn’t have this feature).
However, this will not remove SSL encryption, it will simply switch your domain back to a default self-signed certificate. However, in either case: your visitors will see an error when they try to access your website over HTTPS.
So regardless of whether you’ll delete the currently installed certificate: if you don’t want to use HTTPS on your website, the best way to do that is to configure your website to use http:// instead of https://. That includes updating any links to your website, any URLS on your website, and redirect traffic from https:// to http://. It’s basically the same as what you do when configuring your website for HTTPS, just in reverse.
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