I had 30+ years ago converted from NG to P when I moved to the country. The guy that delivered my P was a long time country boy and already knew the difference in orfice size requirements...smaller as others have noted due to differences in properties of fuel.
I had a NG range and some NG Dearborn space heaters that he converted and all he did was change out the orfices. Did it as a favor when he filled my P tank the first time.
Other thing I had to get used to was 3/4" black pipe for NG in town and 5/8 copper tubing in the country with the P. Tank is 50 or so ft from the house and runs 2 hot water heaters, space heaters to heat the house and gas range.....nice light blue/dark blue flame.
Oh and this guy was the same one that showed me how to run my cutting torch on P rather than Acetylene which was cheaper and didn't require a trip to town to get it......same thing, different tips; i.e. orfices different.
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