Calculators and Converters
Choose from a multitude of free financial calculators, imperial to metric converters, math calculators, health calculators and other useful tools for general use.
Whether you're looking to work out a loan repayment schedule, work out the compound interest on your savings or plan for retirement, the financial calculators are there to assist you. In addition, you can find a huge variety of different metric converters and a growing collection of math and health calculators. Please select a calculator or converter from the top menu or the selection below:
Unit Conversions
- Acceleration Converter
- Area Converter
- Cooking Converter
- Data Storage Converter
- Data Transfer Rate Converter
- Energy Converter
- Fuel Economy Calculator
- Height Converter
- Length and Distance Converter
- Liquid Volume Converter
- Mass & Weight Converter
- Power Converter
- Pressure Converter
- Temperature Converter
- Time Converter
- Velocity Converter
- Weight - Volume Converter
US Gallons And Imperial Gallons - Why Are They Different?
We all possess points of cultural pride: the UK has castles, afternoon tea and the Jeremy Kyle Show; the USA has the Grand Canyon, the Empire State Building and milk-chugging. So while Brits struggle to keep their food down as they watch toothless families brawling over secret affairs and stolen mop...
How Many Tablespoons Are In a Cup?
Today we turn our attention to cooking measurements and, specifically, this question from Kelly: "I'm baking a cake using a recipe and would like to know how many tablespoons there are in a cup? Before we begin, it's worth noting that usage of the cup in modern recipes is mostly confined to the Unit...
The Misrepresentation Of Teaspoons Of Sugar In The Media
In a previous article, we looked at how many grams of sugar there are in a teaspoon. I was recently contacted by food scientist Malcolm Reeves and we discussed how teaspoons of sugar are commonly misrepresented in the media.There has been an abundance of sugar infographics on health websites, e...
Compound interest formula - explained
An in-depth look at the compound interest formula as we break down how to calculate compound interest. The concept of compound interest is that interest is added back to the principal sum so that interest is earned on that added interest during the next compounding period.
Your Comments and Suggestions
I love hearing your feedback. So, please feel free to suggest any extra units and measures for the imperial and metric conversions.
If there are any other finance calculators or converters that you feel would be a useful addition to this website, or any ideas for extra features, then please suggest those also. You can contact me here.
