Write a program using function that takes in a Celsius degree as input, and outputs a Fahrenheit degree. For a user input Celsius value, the Fahrenheit formula is: Fahrenheit= Celsius*(9/5)+32 Output each floating-point value with one digit after the decimal point, which can be achieved as follows: print(f'{your_value1:.1f}) Ex: If the input is: 78 Then the output is: 172.4

Write a program using function that takes in a Celsius degree as input, and outputs a Fahrenheit degree. For a user input Celsius value, the Fahrenheit formula is: Fahrenheit= Celsius*(9/5)+32 Output each floating-point value with one digit after the decimal point, which can be achieved as follows: print(f'{your_value1:.1f}) Ex: If the input is: 78 Then the output is: 172.4

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

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