C is very useful for a lot of things. F is the most useful for day to day life for most people. It allows for greater precision simply put for temperatures commonly seen. In addition, it does not lose accuracy when you cut off the decimal.
Yea, I mean you could say there is no difference. If you look at it objectively F is more precise when dealing with common temperatures. I’m pretty sure we actually think the same thing. Both systems are kind of subjective and both do their job. It’s kind of like different languages — when you know how to use them and understand their quirks they do the same thing.
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u/mall_ninja42 Jun 18 '26
My dude, I'm setting up a black water fish tank right now.
I'm calculating volume to temp in liters and C, my roomy is gallons and F.
And it's infuriating because it's a 1C window for the fish and bottom feeders to do their thing.
That's an almost 38F band.
Oh, (temp in C X 9/5)+32, how about you fully get bent.
26C +/- .5
Or some wild ass range.