Temperature Difference Units & Calculator
Temperature intervals have no offset: a difference of 10 °C equals a difference of 18 °F. Absolute temperatures use the Temperature page.
Detailed explanation & worked examples
Conversion method
Base value = input × source factor + source offset. Output = (base value − target offset) ÷ target factor. Only units from this family can be converted together.
Worked example
For the first two units below: 1 Kelvin interval becomes 1.00000000 Celsius interval.
| Unit | Multiplier | Offset |
|---|---|---|
| Kelvin interval | 1 | 0 |
| Celsius interval | 1 | 0 |
| Fahrenheit interval | 0.55555555555556 | 0 |
Temperature intervals have no offset: a difference of 10 °C equals a difference of 18 °F. Absolute temperatures use the Temperature page.
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