What’s the difference between Fahrenheit and Celsius? Check out this chart to make conversions quick and easy.
Temperature Conversions
| Fahrenheit | Celsius |
| 32 degrees F | 0 degrees C |
| 100 degrees F | 40 degrees C |
| 125 degrees F | 50 degrees C |
| 140 degrees F | 60 degrees C |
| 150 degrees F | 65 degrees C |
| 160 degrees F | 70 degrees C |
| 175 degrees F | 80 degrees C |
| 180 degrees F | 82 degrees C |
| 200 degrees F | 95 degrees C |
| 212 degrees F | 100 degrees C |
| 225 degrees F | 110 degrees C |
| 240 degrees F | 115 degrees C |
| 250 degrees F | 120 degrees C |
| 275 degrees F | 135 degrees C |
| 300 degrees F | 150 degrees C |
| 320 degrees F | 160 degrees C |
| 325 degrees F | 165 degrees C |
| 350 degrees F | 175 degrees C |
| 375 degrees F | 190 degrees C |
| 400 degrees F | 205 degrees C |
| 425 degrees F | 220 degrees C |
| 450 degrees F | 230 degrees C |
| 475 degrees F | 245 degrees C |
| 500 degrees F | 260 degrees C |
Note: Here is a general way to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius without having to consult a chart:
Subtract 32, multiply by 5, then divide by 9
If you are able to use a generally close enough match for your conversion purposes, you can also simply take 30 off the Fahrenheit value, and divide that number in half.
Plus, if you ever see a reference to a “moderate” oven and wonder how hot this might be? You can assume it is about 350 degrees F.
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