I am trying to create a converter for currencies that keeps into consideration clip limit by countries.
I went as far as creating a function that displays status of clip level according to a fix variable:
input1 = str(input('Enter Currency [CZK or PLN]: '))
value1 = float(input('Enter Value: '))
if input1 == 'PLN' or 'Pln' or 'pln':
value2 = value1/3
if input1 == 'CZK' or 'Czk' or 'czk':
value2 = value1/20
else: print('Some error occurred, try again.')
round(value2,2)
print('The conversion of ', value1, input1, 'is: ', value2,'USD \n')
if value2 >= 20:
print('ABOVE Clip level - EU PO is required')
else: print('BELOW clip level')
print('value ',value2,'USD matches expected.')
As you can see the code is quite rudimentary and take into consideration made-up conversion rates. What I would like to achieve is that the function returns that value is ABOVE/BELOW clip level according to a chosen country. So for example I have in place CKZ and PLN as currencies, therefore I would use CZ and PL).
Such function is not implemented in the code yet because I am not sure how to proceed. Would you be able to help? Thank you!
Edit > run code by Younes: Output
This line here :
else: print('Some error occurred, try again.')
requires a loop to start with. You want to create a function and then call it inside a loop, this might do :
def f(country,value):
if "PL" in country.upper():
value2 = value/3
elif "CZ" in country.upper():
value2 = value/20
else:
raise ValueError
round(value2,2)
print('The conversion of ', value1, input1, 'is: ', value2,'USD \n')
if value2 >= 20:
print('ABOVE Clip level - EU PO is required')
return('ABOVE Clip level')
else:
print('value {} USD matches expected.'.format(value2))
return('BELOW clip level')
while True:
input1 = str(input('Enter Currency [CZK or PLN]: '))
value1 = float(input('Enter Value: '))
try :
f(input1,value1)
break
except ValueError:
print('Some error occurred, try again.')