# YOUR SECOND MINI PROJECT — Temperature Converter
# Use what you know about numbers, input, and f-strings

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# PART 1 — Celsius to Fahrenheit
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# Formula: Fahrenheit = (Celsius × 9/5) + 32

# TODO: Ask the user for a temperature in Celsius
celsius = ...

# TODO: Convert to Fahrenheit using the formula
fahrenheit = ...

# TODO: Print the result with 1 decimal place
# Expected output: "100.0°C is 212.0°F"
print(...)

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# PART 2 — Fahrenheit to Celsius
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# Formula: Celsius = (Fahrenheit - 32) × 5/9

# TODO: Ask the user for a temperature in Fahrenheit
fahrenheit = ...

# TODO: Convert to Celsius using the formula
celsius = ...

# TODO: Print the result with 1 decimal place
# Expected output: "212.0°F is 100.0°C"
print(...)

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# PART 3 — Going further (optional)
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# TODO: Ask the user for a temperature in Celsius
# Convert it to both Fahrenheit AND Kelvin
# Formula: Kelvin = Celsius + 273.15
# Expected output:
# "100.0°C is 212.0°F and 373.15K"
celsius = ...
fahrenheit = ...
kelvin = ...
print(...)