The convert(u, system, unitFrom, systemTo) function multiplies the value u by the conversion factor to convert from the unit UnitFrom to the default unit of the same dimension in the system of units SystemTo.

The function Unit can be either Units[Unit] or the Unit routine from the Units[Standard] or the Units[Natural] environment.

The unit unitFrom and system SystemTo can be any unit label, for example, name or symbol, accepted by the Units package.

If SystemTo is not specified, the default system of units is used. See UseSystem and UsingSystem.

Note: Temperature conversions are for temperature intervals not absolute temperatures. For example, 1 degree Celsius is converted to 1 kelvin.  For conversions of absolute temperatures, use convert/temperature.

You can modify the properties of the conversion by including options opts. The opts argument can contain one or more of the following equations.

base = true or false

This option specifies that the resulting unit should be returned in terms of base units, rather than derived units. By default, this option is set to false.

dimension = true or false

If this option is given, the third calling sequence is used.  This indicates that the given dimension should be converted into the corresponding units of the given system.  By default, this option is set to false.

symbolic = true or false

This option specifies whether annotations to units are ignored.  By default, this option is set to false.

convert/system:   "converting to the units poundal"

Error, (in `convert/system`) cannot represent the given unit in the system `CGS`

convert/system:   "converting to the units abA*s/g"