Fahrenheit to celsius

Comparison of temperature scales

We have different temperature scales for math purposes, some scales are made for ease of use in day to day life, for example celsius where we have water freezing point at 0 degrees celsius, and 100 degrees celsius for water boiling. Celsius scale is widely used in Europe and Canada. Then we have fahrenheit which is mostly used in united states. Kelvin is the universal system temperature measurement.

	Kelvin K	Celsius °C	Fahrenheit °F	Rankine °Ra (°R)	Delisle °D ¹	Newton °N ¹	Réaumur °R (°Ré, °Re) ¹	Rømer °Rø (°R) ¹
Absolute zero	0	−273.15	−459.67	0	559.725	−90.14	−218.52	−135.90
Lowest recorded natural temperature on Earth	184	−89	−128	331	284	−29	−71	−39
Celsius / Fahrenheit's "cross-over" temperature	233.15	−40	–40	419.67	210	–13.2	–32	–13.5
Fahrenheit's ice/salt mixture	255.37	−17.78	0	459.67	176.67	−5.87	−14.22	−1.83
Water freezes	273.15	0	32	491.67	150	0	0	7.5
Average surface temperature on Earth	288	15	59	519	128	5	12	15
Average human body temperature ²	310.0 ±0.7	36.8 ±0.7	98.2 ±1.3	557.9 ±1.3	94.8 ±1.1	12.1 ±0.2	29.4 ±0.6	26.8 ±0.4
Highest recorded surface temperature on Earth	331	58	136	596	63	19	46	38
Water boils	373.1339	99.9839	211.97102	671.64102	0	33	80	60
Gas Flame	1773 ~	1500 ~	2732 ~
Titanium melts	1941	1668	3034	3494	−2352	550	1334	883
The surface of the Sun	5800	5526	9980	10440	−8140	1823	4421	2909