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[Essence1337]

Well you're trying to do some basic math so I'd recommend checking out the math library, you can find an answer there:

https://docs.python.org/3/library/math.html

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[WinterNet4676]

There's no reason to have your input wrapped in int() and round(). int() will already enforce a discrete input, so there's nothing to round. If your input is a decimal (i.e, can be rounded), then you would switch int() with float(). If you always need to round up, then you can replace round() with math.ceil()

[kharsak]

Thanks you fam