You ' re quite welcome <| sep |> I had the same problem . Also , it ' s 115 am there , so idk if they ' ll see this soon . Maybe try converting the currency yourself with a calculator ? <| sep |> The surface , sure . But 50 km above the pressure , insolation , temperature , and gravity are all Earthnormal , and stable due to all the clouds . Being that high up seems difficult until you realize that Earth atmosphere on Venus is a lifting gas . So let ' s look at some important factorsGravity Winner , Venus . Though the gravity on Mars isn ' t weak enough to be lifethreatening per se , no one born on Mars could return to Earth . Venus , on the other hand , is basically the same as Earth in this regard . Distance from Earth Winner , Venus . Venus 40261 M km . Mars 55401 M kmHabitat security Winner , Venus . Inflatable habitats are likeliest and would be both less likely to puncture and less dangerous if punctured on Venus . Resource availability Winner , Mars . Plentiful metals , lots of water , both of which would be issues on Venus . Venus would have plenty of carbon for manufacturing , though . All in all I think Venus a much better choice .