Degree Fahrenheit
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About the degree Fahrenheit
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit made thermometers for a living, and in 1724 he proposed the scale named after him. It puts the freezing point of water at 32° and the boiling point at 212°, 180 degrees apart.
The one-character ℉ was added to match East Asian encodings. Unicode prefers °F, written as two characters.