What’s the problem? (BMI Calculator) [Fixed]

Question

import math

Height=float(input())
Weight=float(input())

BMI=Weight//math.pow(Height,2)
if BMI > 30:
print('Obesity')
elif BMI > 25:
print('Overweight')
elif BMI > 18.5:
print('Normal')
else:
print('Underweight')

Output: Underweight (Always)

Answer 1

Description says:
First input is weight and second input is for height.

Answer 2

Check the formula for bmi again and compare "/" vs. "//".

Answer 3

Thank you! The problem was that the input order was reversed.