Degree Fahrenheit Symbol (℉)
Degree Fahrenheit Symbol
The degree Fahrenheit compatibility character combines the degree sign and capital F.
Codes for ℉
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How to Type ℉ on Windows and Word
For the most reliable Windows method, copy the symbol from this page. In Microsoft Word, type 2109 and press Alt+X. Word converts the hexadecimal Unicode value into ℉. Press Alt+X again to switch the symbol back to its code.
How to Type ℉ on Mac, Chromebook, and Linux
On a Mac, open Character Viewer with Control+Command+Space, search for “Degree Fahrenheit Symbol”, and insert it. Chromebook users can copy the symbol or use the Unicode input method where supported. On Linux, press Ctrl+Shift+U, type 2109, and press Enter.
Examples and Correct Usage
Modern technical writing often uses separate characters: 72 °F. Preserve ℉ when working with legacy or compatibility text.
Use the actual Unicode character rather than a visually similar keyboard substitute when the distinction matters in mathematics, science, accessibility, searching, or data processing.