Help centering multiple string output

Question

So my question is how can I get the program to center the output when print(s) executes regardless of different character lengths of various inputs entered when running this program?

### Program for New Hire/Employee data HR department ###
### Cole_Orndoff ###
### January_27_2020 ###
###Comp_B10 Intro_to_Python###
######################

###Input/ Employee Information /Input###

nameFirst = (input("First Name: "))
nameLast = (input("Last Name: "))
empNum = (input("Employee ID: "))
empDepart = (input("Department: "))
hoursWeek = int(input("Hours/Week: "))

###variables###

x = (hoursWeek)
y = (17.50)
z = (x*y)

### Output f-String multi-line /Output###

s = ('''EMPLOYEE DETAILS
----- NAME -----
{f} {l}
----- ID -----
{i}
-----DEPARTMENT-----
{d}
-----WEEKLY PAY-----
{p}
''').format(f=nameFirst,l=nameLast,i=empNum,d=empDepart,p=("

Answer 1

You can use python's center() method: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_string_center.asp

Answer 2

'\n'.join('{:^80}'.format(ln) for ln in s.split('\n'))

Answer 3

thanks you^^!

Answer 4

i cant believe i couldnt figure that out when i was looking earlier XD