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well, a parallelogram has 4 interior angles, so the formula would be S = 180(n-2), where S would equal the total number of degrees in a parallelogram, and n would represent the angles.
S = 180(4-2)
S = 180(2)
So a parallelogram has 360 degrees, just does a square does, because they have the same amount of angles and sides, regardless of whether they are parallel or not.
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