Answer:
# Get the make and model of the phone
make_and_model = input("Enter in the cell phone make and model: ")
# Get the price of the phone
price = float(input("Enter in the price of the phone in dollars: $"))
# Get the price of the warranty
warranty = float(input("Enter in the price of the warranty in dollars: $"))
# Calculate the sales tax
tax = (price + warranty) * 0.06
# Calculate the shipping cost
shipping = price * 0.017
# Calculate the total amount due
total = price + warranty + tax + shipping
# Display the receipt
print("Receipt:")
print("The cellphone purchased is:", make_and_model)
print("The purchase price is: $%.2f" % price)
print("The warranty cost is: $%.2f" % warranty)
print("The tax is: $%.2f" % tax)
print("The shipping cost is: $%.2f" % shipping)
print("The amount due is: $%.2f" % total)
Step-by-step explanation:
The first line of the code gets the make and model of the phone from the user and stores it in the variable make_and_model.
The next two lines get the price of the phone and the price of the warranty from the user, respectively. Both of these values are entered as strings, so they are converted to floating point numbers and stored in the variables price and warranty, respectively.
The following two lines calculate the sales tax and the shipping cost. The sales tax is calculated as 6% of the sum of the price and the warranty, and the shipping cost is calculated as 1.7% of the price. Both of these values are stored in the variables tax and shipping, respectively.
Next, we calculate the total amount due by adding up the price of the phone, the price of the warranty, the sales tax, and the shipping cost and storing the result in the variable total.
Finally, we use the print function to display the receipt, which includes the make and model, the purchase price, the warranty cost, the tax, the shipping cost, and the total amount due. All of these values are formatted as currency using the %.2f format specifier.