Python multiplication table

Question

Write code that will output a multiplication table for 10 positive numbers across the columns and 10 positive integers down the rows. Prompt the user for the initial values for the columns and rows.

row = int(raw_input("Enter the first row number: " ))
col = int(raw_input("Enter the frist column number: "))

lastRow = row + 10
lastCol = col + 10

while (row < lastRow):
print "%4d" % (col * row)
while(col < lastCol):

print "%4d" % (col * row),
col += 1

print "%4d" % (col * row)
row += 1

My effort followed some explanation from this video (https://www.scaler.com/topics/multiplication-table-in-JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK/) I saw, which doesn't print how Id expect it. What am I supposed to call the print statements, and what is wrong with the iterations?
Here's a second attempt, which is better but not what I expected.

row = int(raw_input("Enter the first row number: " ))
col = int(raw_input("Enter the frist column number: "))

lastRow = row + 10
lastCol = col + 10

x=row
y=col

while (x < lastRow):
while(y < lastCol):
y += 1
print "%4d" % (y * x)
x += 1

Sorry for the repeated post; I had no idea it was poor etiquette.

Answer 1

The real problem is you forget to reset y to the start value after the inner while loop is finished.

Your while loops should look something like this (python 3 syntax):

while (x < lastRow):
while(y < lastCol):

print ("%3d" % (y * x), end = '')
y += 1
print()
y = col
x += 1