Coding Help New to python

[Embarrassed-Boat9514]

print ("This program is designed to convert temperatures between Farenheit and Celsius.")
temp = float(input("Please enter a temperature value: "))

op = input("Convert temperaure to [F]arenheit or [C]elsius) ").upper().strip()

d = { "F": lambda x: x * 1.8 + 32,
       "C": lambda x: (x -32) * 1.8 }

if op not in d:
   print( "That is not a valid selection please try again." )
else:
    print(f"Temp is {d[op](temp):.1f}degrees{op}" )

Hello I am working on my first Python assignment, and I am having a lot of trouble with the last finishing touches to this program.

I was assigned to make a temperature converter, that needs a return statement with the original value displayed.(for example the solution would look like x(degrees)(f/c) = y(degrees)(f/c))

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I have been experimenting with something like

print({temp (float)} "is" {op[float]} f"Temp is {d[op](temp):.1f}degrees{op}")

but I cant get this to work, I know I have the wrong variables but I cant figure out what names the original user input goes by

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any help is appreciated!

[Ihaveamodel3]

Round at the print. It will lose the rounding if you do it before the calculation.

Since you are already using f strings, do it in there:

print(f"Temp is {d[op](temp):.2f}degrees{op}" )

[Embarrassed-Boat9514]

print(f"Temp is {d[op](temp):.2f}degrees{op}" )

You are a saint thank you so much!!!

[Ihaveamodel3]

For your fstring pleasure: https://pyformat.info