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Implement a program that calculates the temperature in degrees Celsius from the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit.
The formula is as follows: \(C = \frac{5}{9}(F-32)\;.\)
The input to the program is degrees Fahrenheit introduced by the user.
We will save this value in a variable, for example F
.
Then, the program calculates the expression given by the formula and stores the result in another variable, for example C
. The last step will consist of printing the result for the user.
>>> %Run
Enter the degrees Fahrenheit: 84
84.0 degrees Fahrenheit are 28.9 degrees Celsius
Run more tests of your program and use the following online converter to check the outputs of your program:
https://www.metric-conversions.org/es/temperatura/fahrenheit-a-celsius.htm
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outcomes with a parallel oracle that they can find on the web.