Definition of Temperature and SI units

Temperature is a physical property that gives the common notions of hot and cold. Something that feels hotter generally has a higher temperature, though temperature is not a direct measurement of heat.

Temperature is the measurement of how hot or cold something is, although the most immediate way in which we can measure this, by feeling it, is unreliable, resulting in the phenomenon of felt air temperature, which can differ at varying degrees from actual temperature.

The System International (SI) Unit for temperature is Kelvin. Kelvin can be converted into Celsius scale and Fahrenheit scale. Formulae for conversion are as follows,


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