Question

Create a program in Python that will allow the user to enter a temperature in Fahrenheit which will then be converted to degrees Celsius. The program will keep asking the user for a Fahrenheit temperature until the user enters Q to quit. After each conversion the program needs to print out the degrees Celsius.

The input prompts for this problem need to look like the following:

Degrees Fahrenheit: Continue:

For these input prompts watch the capitalization and spacing. There are no spaces after Fahrenheit: or Continue:.

The output prompts need to look like the following:

Degrees Celsius:

As with the input prompts, make sure your output prompts look exactly like the one specified above. Additionally there is no spacing following Celsius:.

When calculating degrees Celsius use the following equation:

Celsius = (Fahrenheit - 32) * 5/9

As an example, let’s say the user decides to run the program 3 times with the following degress Fahrenheit: 32, -4 and 1. The output to the screen should look like the following:

Degrees Fahrenheit:32

Degrees Celsius: 0.0

Continue:

Degrees Fahrenheit:-4

Degrees Celsius: -20.0

Continue: Degrees

Fahrenheit:1

Degrees Celsius: -17.22222222222222

Continue:Q

Where you see Continue and nothing after it means the user just hit the enter key on their keyboard.

The program will run 2 times with different sets of test data.

Answer 1

def fun(temperature):
   temperature = float(input("Degrees Fahrenheit:"))
   celsius = (temperature - 32) * 5 / 9
   print("Degrees Celsius: " , celsius)
   print("CONTINUE:")

temperature = input("Degrees Fahrenheit:")
list = temperature.split()
for temp in list:
   fun(temperature)