Some help in C++ requested (new to programming)

I'm trying to write a program that converts Celsius to Fahrenheit and the reverse. I just started learning C++ so this might not be the most efficient way to write this. I'm experiencing errors at the "else if" and "while" parts (line 24 and 32). Any tips?

Code:

Code:

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#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;

int whichconversion;
char continue_ques;
double Fahrenheit;
double Celsius;
double newFtemp;
double newCtemp;
void FtoC(double n);
void CtoF(double n);

int main() {
        do {
        cout << "Choose what you would like to : " << endl;
        cout << "1) Convert F to C" << endl;
        cout << "2) Convert C to F" << endl;
        cin >> whichconversion;
        if( whichconversion == 1 ); {
                cout << "Enter the F temp you want to convert: " << endl;
                cin >> Fahrenheit;
                FtoC(Fahrenheit);
        }else if( whichconversion == 2); {
                cout << "Enter the C temp you want to convert: " << endl;
                cin >> Celsius;
                CtoF(Celsius);
        }
        cout << "Would you like to conduct another conversion? (Yes/No)" << endl;
        cin >> continue_ques;
        }
        while ( continue_ques == Yes );
}


void FtoC(double n){
        newCtemp = 0.555555555555556*Fahrenheit-32.0
        cout << Fahrenheit << "Fahrenheit is equal to " << newCtemp << "Celsius" << endl;
}

void CtoF(double n){
        newFtemp = 1.8*(Celsius+32.0)
        cout << Celsius << "Celsius is equal to " << newFtemp << "Fahrenheit" << endl;
}

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> if( whichconversion == 1 );
Yeah, those trailing ; are bad news.

if else statements should not end with ; cause thatll just end that statement

so it should be like this:

Code:

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if( whichconversion == 1 ) {
                cout << "Enter the F temp you want to convert: " << endl;
                cin >> Fahrenheit;
                FtoC(Fahrenheit);
        }else if( whichconversion == 2) {
                cout << "Enter the C temp you want to convert: " << endl;
                cin >> Celsius;
                CtoF(Celsius);
        }

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Code:

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void FtoC(double n){
        newCtemp = 0.555555555555556*Fahrenheit-32.0
        cout << Fahrenheit << "Fahrenheit is equal to " << newCtemp << "Celsius" << endl;
}

void CtoF(double n){
        newFtemp = 1.8*(Celsius+32.0)
        cout << Celsius << "Celsius is equal to " << newFtemp << "Fahrenheit" << endl;
}

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in here u r MISSING ; in the temp variables

You might want to understand the concepts of scopes and statements. Statements ends with a semicolon, but keywords that introduce a scope does not (for example, if, do, while).
Also, a function can return a value, like:

Code:

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double CtoF(double n)
{
        return 1.8*(Celsius+32.0);
}

double x = CToF(10.0);

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This way, you can move all your variables inside main. Global variables are considered bad.