Length, mass, US volume, and file size in one tool; Celsius and Fahrenheit in another. Recipe cups and CSS rem live elsewhere.
A US recipe in cups, a UK weather report in Celsius, a parcel in pounds that a form wants in kilograms. Unit pages do factor math. They are not a freight class calculator and not NIST calibration.
Two doors on purpose
- Unit converter is the pillar for length, mass, volume, and similar families you pick on the form.
- Celsius to Fahrenheit is the supporting URL for the pair people type. Same arithmetic, narrower H1.
CSS unit converter is rem/em/px at an assumed root font size — design, not kilograms. Percentage “what is 15% of 80” is the percentage calculator, not a unit.
SI math, CSS, and money are split on purpose
The general converter is length/mass/volume. C↔F is a supporting URL. CSS rem/px assumes a root font-size. Percent-of is the percentage calculator. No FX rates, no customs class, no NIST sticker.