Intro:
Before you begin
Skill 1:
Know your distance
Skill 2:
Know your weights
Skill 3:
Know your volumes
Skill 4:
Know your temperatures
Skill 5:
Know your areas
Skill 6:
Know your nautical measurements
Skill 7:
Know how to improvise measures with nearby objects
Skill 8:
Know your abbreviations
Skill 9:
Know where to find exact measurements when you need them

2torial #0570: Learn2 Convert Measurements (Continued) Skill 4: Know your temperatures Fahrenheit and Celsius are the units of temperature in U.S. and metric systems respectively. Note that the term Celsius has replaced the term Centigrade.   Estimate Celsius: subtract Fahrenheit degrees by 32 and divide by two.   Estimate Fahrenheit: multiply Celsius degrees by two and add 32. Here are some familiar points on the scale:   Water freezes: 0 degrees Celsius, or 32 degrees Fahrenheit Water boils:100 degrees Celsius, or 212 degrees Fahrenheit Normal body temperature: 37 degrees Celsius, or 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit Comfortable room temperature: 20-25 degrees Celsius, or 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit Skill 5