Question

Use Python to create a function that collects temperature in degree Celsius as input from a user and converts it to degree Fahrenheit. The same function should convert temperature from degree Fahrenheit to degree Celsius if the temperature provided was in degree Fahrenheit. You can use branching (for example, if-else) statements within the body of your function ( Hint: First collect the number, then also collect the unit of temperature so you can use that unit of temperature as a condition to determine whether your conversion should be from degree Fahrenheit to degree Celsius or vice-versa. Look up for the conversion formulas online).

Answer 1

CODE:

def conversionOfTemperature(temperature, unit) :
    if(unit == "f" or unit == "F") :
   print (temperature - 32) / 1.8, "in Fahrenheit"
    else :
        print (temperature * 1.8) + 32, "in Celcius"

temperature = input("Enter Temperature :: ");
unit = raw_input("Enter unit(c for celcius | f for Fahrenheit) :: ");

conversionOfTemperature(temperature,unit);

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