Functional It^o calculus is based on an extension of the classical It^o calculus to functionals depending on the entire past evolution of the underlying paths and not only on its current value. The calculus builds on Follmer's deterministic proof of the It^o formula, see [3], and a notion of pathwise functional derivatives introduced by [5]. There are no smoothness assumptions required on the functionals, however, they are required to possess certain directional derivatives which may be computed pathwise, see [6, 9, 8]. Using functional It^o calculus and the notion of quadratic variation, we derive the functional It^o formula along with the Feynman-Kac formula for functional processes. Furthermore, we express the Greeks for path-dependent options as expectations, which can be efficiently computed numerically using Monte Carlo simulations. We illustrate these results by applying the formulae to digital options within the Black-Scholes model framework.