Want to change from degrees in Reaumur to Celsius? Use this handy Reaumur to Celsius temperature conversion tool for calculations. Simple and accurate!

Convert Reaumur to Celsius

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The temperature scales of Celsius and Reaumur differ in their usage, and also in the temperature they consider to be the boiling point of water. In Celsius, the boiling point of water is 100°C while in Reaumur it is 80°Re, however, they both define the freezing point of water to be 0 degrees. Try out our °Re – °C temperature converter for your calculations. View some of our other temperature converters.

How to use the Converter from Reaumur to Celsius?

To use our Reaumur to Celsius converter simply enter in the box above the number of degree Reaumur that you wish to change. Click the “convert” button and your new quantity will appear in Celsius. For the other way around, convert Celsius to Reaumur.

Formula to Convert °Re – °C

In mathematical terms, this conversion uses the formula that is shown below and it is the same formula used by the Celsius – Reaumur – Celsius to give you the most accurate conversion. For instance, 9°Re = 11.25°C and 32°Re = 40°C

[number of] °Re / 0.8 = [number of] °C 

When to use Reaumur?

Although previously used as a widespread scale for measuring temperature, Reaumur is used now in cheese production to measure the temperature of milk. It is also used in cooking desserts to measure the temperature of certain ingredients, but mainly only used in Europe. It had been replaced by Celsius by the mid-19th century. Above you will be able to convert Reaumur to Celsius.

When to use Celsius?

Degrees Celsius is the most common form of measuring temperature used in thermometers and on the news when telling the weather. The name Celsius comes from the Swedish astronomer Anders Celsius who discovered a temperature scale where 0 signified boiling water and 100 freezing water. It was formerly known as degrees centigrade. Use our Re to C conversion tool above.