Toluene in its normal state is a liquid. For liquids the pressure is not a relevant parameter. The boiling temperature of toluene is 111 degrees C, 384 K, 232 F.
Sorry, I shot my mouth and answered too fast. Pressure is indeed important. There are no general theoretical equations to find the boiling point at other pressures. One uses a set of experimental curves or an empirical formula called Antoine that uses a set of coeeficients. You need consult references such as Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, or more specialized documentation. Sorry if I misled you.
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