> While I agree that it probably matters most whatever you > were brought up with, Fahrenheit is a smaller unit of measure, > and, as a result, more precise

> While I agree that it probably matters most whatever you > were brought up with, Fahrenheit is a smaller unit of measure, > and, as a result, more precise. Personally I've never needed or cared to know the outside temperature finer than a Celsius degree. If you ever did have a need for something 'more precise', please remember: https://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/decimal-point.html https://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/decimal-point.html