#Create a program that.
# Asks if you want to convert the temp from Fahrenheit to Celsius, or Celsius to Fahrenheit.<<
# Accepts as input the temperature you enter
# Converts it to your choice
# Prints out the answer, using the .format() method in a complete statement.
# Asks if you want to go again.
#to celsius
#actualTemp = (temperature - 32) * (5/9)
#to fahrenheit
#actualTemp = (temperature * 9/5) + 32
# allows the program to restart
def main():
#defining C
c = input("press f for Fahrenheit to Celsius or c for Celsius to Fahrenheit ==>")
#c equals the input and the f is for fahrenheit
if c =="f":
temperature = int(input("whats the temperature? ==>"))
#formula for the conversion
actualTemp = (temperature -32) * (5/9)
print("The temperature in celsius is",actualTemp)
# the repeat statements are asking the user if they would want to try again when you press f
Repeat = input("do you want to have another number converted to temperature? yes or no ==>")
if Repeat =="yes":
main()
elif Repeat =="no":
print("Have a good day!")
#defining another variable
#The c is the input and the input is equaling the other c which is for celsius
elif c == "c":
temperature = int(input("whats the temperature? ==>"))
#formula for conversion
actualTemp = (temperature * 9/5) + 32
print("The temperature in Fahrenheit is",actualTemp)
#asks you again if you want to repeat when you press c
Repeat = input("do you want to have another number converted to temperature? yes or no ==>")
if Repeat =="yes":
main()
elif Repeat =="no":
print("Have a good day!")
#if I press another key besides f or c it allows me have a another chance of pressing f or c
else:
print("press f or c")
#deletes my variable c
del c
main()
main()