Temperature

Temperature unit converters to know the equivalence between degrees Celsius, Fahrenheit, Celsius, Rankine or Kelvin among others. This is especially useful in physics problems or any other field in which formulas are needed in which some of the variables involve the ambient temperature or the temperature of some element.

Do you need to change from degrees Celsius (ºC) to degrees Kelvin (ºK)? Maybe you need to work with degrees Fahrenheit (ºF)? Thanks to our temperature unit converter you will be able to know the equivalence between them in a simple way and without additional calculations.

Simply enter the value and the units of the starting temperature, press the calculate button and then you will obtain all its equivalences in the main temperature units used.

From Celsius to Fahrenheit or other temperature units

Our online converter supports all major temperature unitsThis makes it easy to obtain an equivalence in any of them instantly.

In Spain we are used to working with degrees Celsius. or Degrees Celsius (ºC) but in physics problems there are often mathematical formulas in which we need to make calculations with other units, forcing us to make the relevant conversion to one of the following:

• Degrees Fahrenheit (ºF).
• Degrees Kelvin (°K).
• Rankine degrees (ºRa).
• Degrees Reaumur (ºRe).

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More temperature converters

If you want some type of temperature converter in particularBelow is a list of all the ones we have available on our website. In them we explain how the conversion is made and we provide you with a table of equivalence between the temperature units involved.

• Fahrenheit to degrees celsius or centigrade
• Fahrenheit to Kelvin
• Celsius to Kelvin
• Kelvin to Fahrenheit

Temperature converter with Excel

If you want to create your own temperature converter and you have Excel installed on your computer, you can make a converter with the type of conversion you want in a matter of seconds.

The formula to be used is of this type:

=convert(temperature; "starting units"; "target units")

As you can see, there are three variables in the previous function:

• temperatureYou will have to write there the number of degrees of the starting unit that you want to convert to the target unit.
• starting unitsis the temperature unit you want to convert
• target unitsis the temperature unit to which you want to convert the number of degrees you typed in the first argument of the formula.

Below you will find the list of temperature units and how they are represented in Excel:

• Degree Celsius: "C".
• Degree Fahrenheit: "F".
• Degrees Kelvin: "K".
• Rankine degree: "Rank".
• Réaumur grade: "Reau".

Now that we have all the theory, how do we use Excel to convert 60ºF to degrees Celsius? We will do it like this:

=convert(60; "F"; "C")

And to make the change of 20º? Rankine to Kelvin?

=convert(20; "Rank"; "K")

If you have any doubts about how to make the conversion of temperature units with Excel, leave us a comment and we will help you.