"Harris, Bill" <
wsharris@snopud.com> writes:
> I entered '10 degC' and then
> u c degF
> I got 18, not the expected 50.
Hello.
That's because ‘u c’ treats temperature units as relative, and not as
absolute. The result you got means that a change of 10 degrees Celsius
equals to a change of 18 degrees Fahrenheit.
You need to use ‘u t’ (calc-convert-temperature) to convert an absolute
temperature from one scale to another. With that command, you'll get
the expected 50 degF.