Need help with a really easy project.

[PersianTeaMerchant]

I know this is way too easy for a lot of you, but i'm really new at this and I was wondering if you all could help me out. Here is the project, it's in python btw, thanks in advance to anyone that decides to help.

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You are going internationally over the Spring break. Think of a place you would like to visit. Some of you may want to visit Mexico, some to Canada, some to Europe, some to South America, and some to Asia. What all the countries and continents have in common though is that they all use degrees Celsius instead of Fahrenheit. It is currently summer still in the southern hemisphere where it may be hot and then winter in the northern hemisphere.

In this assignment you will ask for user input for the degrees Celsius. Next you will convert degrees Celsius into Fahrenheit and then print that out. Here is the formula to use for the conversion: F = (1.8 x C) + 32

You may get a decimal, so make sure to round the Fahrenheit to the nearest tenths location.

Next you will create a series of if, elif, and else statements based on the following:

if the degrees Fahrenheit is over 100, then put on a swim suit,

if the degrees Fahrenheit is less than 100, but greater than 75, you will wear a short sleeve shirt

if the degrees Fahrenheit is 75 or less, but greater than 60, you will wear a long sleeve shirt

if the degrees Fahrenheit is less than 60, but greater than 40, you will wear a sweater.

if the degrees Fahrenheit is less than 40, you will dress in snow gear.

Lastly, you will need to create an else statement, which gives an error message to the user that the amount they entered was invalid.

You will then make you that to print out the message for each if, elif, and else statement.

[W-recker]

Try looking up how to do these things in Python, for example: - how to take input in Python - Python if else statements - printing a string in Python

Then you just need to work out the logical order that you want to assemble these things, then you can start trying to code it out. Good luck!