I have lesson today to talk about the weather, but I �m really confused between the C (degree Celsius) and F (degree Farenheit) because 1degree C = 32degree F, so if 30d C must equal to nearly 900 d F. But actually, peope only usually(in every document I saw) said 32d C = 90d F??? What �s the matter? plz explain me! Thanks  so much in advance!

By the way, are there truely 4 seasons in Britain? How �re they like? (for those who are British)

I �m really appriciated your help as soon as possible.

 

�C = (�F - 32) / 1.8

and the other way would be:

 

�F = �C * 1.8 + 32

 

An easy example 32 �C = 89.6 which is almost 90