Please help with my code!

Question

EUR = 1
USD = 0.878030
GBP = 1.16657
RUB = 0.0133329

name = input("What's your name?")
print("Hello" + " " + name)

euros = input("How many euros do you wish to convert?")
chosen_currency = input("What currency do you wish to convert" + euros + " " + "euros into?(USD, RUB, GBP)"):
if chosen_currency == USD:
print(euros * USD)
elif chosen_currency == RUB:
print(euros * RUB)
elif chosen_currency == GBP:
print(euros * GBP)
else:
print("Sorry, we cannot calculate that!")

I just can't get it to work!

Answer 1

You probably want do use '' around USD, RUB and GBP in your if-else part.
Otherwise the user has to enter literally 0.878030 to convert his euros to USD.

Answer 2

It says that the line "if chosen_currency == "USD"" is wrong. Like it says that the "if" itself is wrong

Answer 3

CR34TUR3.
You have too many mistakes.
Could you post your code for a more detailed explanation?

Answer 4

Vasiliy. I posted the original code

Answer 5

Debug:

1. EUR = 1
2. USD = 0.878030
3. GBP = 1.16657
4. RUB = 0.0133329
5.
6. name = input("What's your name?")
7. print("Hello" + " " + name)
8.
9. euros = int(input("How many euros do you wish to convert?"))
10. chosen_currency = input("What currency do you wish to convert "+str(euros)+" "+"euros into?(USD, RUB, GBP)")
11. if chosen_currency == "USD":
12. print(euros * USD)
13. elif chosen_currency == "RUB":
14. print(euros * RUB)
15. elif chosen_currency == "GBP":
16. print(euros * GBP)
17. else:
18. print("Sorry, we cannot calculate that!")

Answer 6

So it was all because i didn't know how to use "int()"?

Answer 7

CR34TUR3.
No, this is only the first mistake.

Answer 8

I will go through this thoroughly

Answer 9

CR34TUR3.
Good luck!

Answer 10

I fixed it the way you did it. Says it must be a str() and not int() and when i switch it to str() it says it cannot multiply str() by float and then i switch to float() and it says must be str() and not float()

It's in the spot where "euros" is defined in your comment

Answer 11

CR34TUR3
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Isn't it easier to drop the link to the code?

Answer 12

CR34TUR3
You fixed only one error out of 10

Answer 13

CR34TUR3
But let's sort it out with the reference code. XD?😕

Option 1:
1. Click on the "+" icon;
2. Choose "Insert Code";
3. Find your code.
☺

Answer 14

https://code.sololearn.com/ckj0hXqbtFAx/?ref=app

Answer 15

I'm on a mobile phone so no xd

Answer 16

I updated my code on my profile(my original code is on my pc on Pycharm)

Answer 17

What did i do wrong then? I think i followed your debug message