Degree Fahrenheit character

The Fahrenheit character ℉ is one code point. It differs from the two-character sequence °F, even when both display the same unit.

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DEGREE FAHRENHEIT

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Meaning and context

The Fahrenheit character ℉ is one code point. It differs from the two-character sequence °F, even when both display the same unit.

How to use it

Use a clearly stated unit in temperature examples. Changing the unit character does not convert the numeric value between temperature scales.

Examples

Single-character unit

Sample temperature: 68 ℉

The Fahrenheit unit is a single character, U+2109.

Normalization comparison

℉ U+2109 → ° U+00B0 + F U+0046

The compatibility result is a two-character sequence.

Similar shapes, different characters

°F

Degree sign plus F

U+00B0 U+0046

This sequence has two code points.

℃

Degree Celsius character

U+2103

This labels a different temperature scale.

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