Conversion
Write a program that receives the environmental temperature to Celsius and converts it to Fahrenheit and display at the output.
Fahrenheit = (Celsius × 1.8) + 32
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Write a program that receives the environmental temperature to Celsius and converts it to Fahrenheit and display at the output.
Fahrenheit = (Celsius × 1.8) + 32
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celsius_degree=float(input("enter a celsius degree>>>> "))
farnighit_degree=32+(1.8*celsius_degree)
print(farnighit_degree)
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da=int(input("da:"))
far=((da*1.8)+32)
print(far)
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cs = int(input("enter Celsius: "))
fr = (cs * 1.8) + 32
print(fr)
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silsios = int(input("silsios: "))
f= 1.8 * silsios + 32
print(" farinhat: " , f)
celsius = float(input('Degree in Celsius value : '))
print('fahrenheit :',(celsius*1.8)+32)
selsiyos = int(input("enter your number:"))
farenhayt = (1.8 * selsiyos) + 32
print(f"farenhayte:{farenhayt}")
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degree = float(input("Please enter the ambient temperature in Celsius: "))
print("Degrees in Fahrenheit: ", (1.8 * degree) + 32,"F")
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