The hours calculator converts between "hours and minutes" (e.g. 1 hour 30 minutes) and decimal hours (e.g. 1.5 hours). It works in both directions.
Use it when preparing time sheets, invoices, or schedules that require decimal hours, while you naturally think in hours and minutes.
Enter your information in the fields above, run the calculation, and review the result to understand what it means for your situation.
Look at the output in the context of your overall goals rather than in isolation. Consider how sensitive the result is to changes in your inputs (for example, adjusting the amount, rate, or time) to understand which factors matter most.
This tool is a simplified model and does not capture every nuance of real life. Treat it as a planning aid, not a guarantee. For important financial or health decisions, combine these results with professional advice and more detailed analysis.