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Fahrenheit to Celsius chart

°C = (°F − 32) × 5/9. The full table below runs from 0 °F to 212 °F, with the weather and body-temperature points people look up most.

−32 ×5/9formula
0 °C32 °F freezing
100 °C212 °F boiling

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Full Fahrenheit to Celsius table

FahrenheitCelsius
0 °F-17.8 °C
10 °F-12.2 °C
20 °F-6.7 °C
32 °F0.0 °C
40 °F4.4 °C
50 °F10.0 °C
60 °F15.6 °C
70 °F21.1 °C
75 °F23.9 °C
80 °F26.7 °C
85 °F29.4 °C
90 °F32.2 °C
95 °F35.0 °C
98.6 °F37.0 °C
100 °F37.8 °C
104 °F40.0 °C
150 °F65.6 °C
212 °F100.0 °C

Reference points

ReferenceFahrenheitCelsius
Water freezes32 °F0 °C
Cool day50 °F10 °C
Room temperature68 °F20 °C
Hot day86 °F30 °C
Normal body temperature98.6 °F37 °C
Fever threshold100.4 °F38 °C
Water boils212 °F100 °C
A rough mental method: subtract 30 and halve it. 70 °F → 20 °C (true 21.1), 90 °F → 30 °C (true 32.2). Good enough to judge whether to take a coat, but never for body temperature or cooking, where a degree or two changes the meaning.

Frequently asked questions

What is the formula for Fahrenheit to Celsius?

°C = (°F − 32) × 5/9.

What is 70°F in Celsius?

21.1 °C.

What is 100°F in Celsius?

37.8 °C — just above normal body temperature but below the 100.4 °F fever threshold.