Fahrenheit to Celsius
US forecasts, English recipes that call for a 350 °F oven, and thermometers sold abroad all read in Fahrenheit. Convert to Celsius so you know what to wear or which oven setting to pick.
How to use
- Type the Fahrenheit temperature, decimals welcome, e.g. 98.6.
- The result follows °C = ( °F − 32 ) × 5/9 and updates as you type.
- Press Copy result for the whole line, e.g. 98.6 °F = 37 °C.
FAQ
How do you convert Fahrenheit to Celsius?
°C = ( °F − 32 ) × 5/9. This tool applies the equivalent form — multiply by 0.5555555556, then subtract 17.7777777778 — which lands on the same result. So 98.6 °F shows 37 °C and 212 °F shows 100 °C.
What oven setting is 350 °F?
( 350 − 32 ) × 5/9 ≈ 176.7 °C. Most home ovens only offer 175 °C or 180 °C, so pick whichever is closer; for baking that needs accuracy, check the real temperature with an oven thermometer.
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