The only difference between high-pass and low-pass RC or LC filters is the order of the resistors/inductors and capacitors. Since they have physically different layouts, it is not possible to create one from another.
The only difference between high-pass and low-pass RC or LC filters is the order of the resistors/inductors and capacitors. Since they have physically different layouts, it is not possible to create one from another.
Keep in mind that in a first order RC LPF the low pass response is across the capacitor while the high pass response is across the resistor. If you really want to go through the trouble of taking outputs across both elements you can.
Interchanging elements, like inductors for capacitors, will flip what the circuit does as well.