Fahrenheit - Celsius programming error.

[plasmoid]

Below is a program I've written to convert a Fahrenheit value that the user inputs into the console window into the Celsius equivalent. Although the only answer I get is 0 and I don't know why.



#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

int main()
{
int Celsius;
int Farenheit;
int Divide;
int Constant32;

Divide = 1.8;
Constant32 = 32;

printf("Enter a Farenheit value and hit return ");
scanf_s("%f" ,&Farenheit);
Celsius = (Farenheit-Constant32)/Divide;
printf ("%f" ,&Celsius);
Getchar();

}



And help would be appreciated.

[hamsterman]

you're using integers where floats are needed.

[plasmoid]

I tried that, but i'll try and persevere..

[qaz123]

I'm not sure if you are using C or C++.
Well with Dev-C++ I do this:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main();
{
float f;
float c;
cout<<"Enter a Fahrenheit value and hit return";
cin>>f;
cin.ignore();
c=(f-32)*5/9;
cout<<c;
cin.get();
}

I am still a beginner at C++ but that is what I would use.