The 8 tools in this category

Accuracy and rounding

Calculations use standard double-precision arithmetic and results are rounded only for display. Where rounding can matter — for money, for example — the result shows two decimal places and the explanation states how the figure was reached. Date calculations follow the real calendar, including leap years and months of different lengths.

These tools are for general information. Financial results such as those from the Compound Interest Calculator are projections based on a fixed rate and do not account for taxes, fees or changing interest rates. The BMI Calculator provides a screening measure, not a health assessment.

Business and everyday calculations

For pricing work, the Profit Margin Calculator works out margin, markup and selling price from whichever two values you know, while the Discount Calculator handles single and stacked discounts. The Percentage Calculator answers the five most common percentage questions, including percentage change.

For dates and measurements, use the Age Calculator, the Date Difference Calculator and the Unit Converter, which covers length, weight, temperature, area, volume, speed, data and time.