How many degrees Celsius is one hundred degrees Fahrenheit?

100 degrees Fahrenheit equals 37.78 degrees Celsius (two decimal places are reserved).

Fahrenheit (F) and Celsius (C) are degrees-days. There is the following mathematical formula: C=(F-32)×5/9, where c stands for degrees Celsius and f stands for degrees Fahrenheit. Therefore, this formula is needed to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius. In this case, substituting 100 degrees Fahrenheit into the formula, we get: C=( 100-32)×5/9=37.78 degrees Celsius.

Temperature is one of the basic characteristics to describe the thermal and thermodynamic state of an object. In different fields and applications, it is necessary to measure different temperature ranges with different degree days.