Fix currency input validation in 10_currency.py #129
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Summary
Fixed the currency converter to properly handle decimal values by changing
int(input())
tofloat(input())
for all three currency inputs (pesos, soles, reais).Problem
The original code used
int(input())
which truncates decimal places, causing incorrect calculations when users input currency amounts with cents (e.g., 10.50 would become 10).Solution
int(input())
calls tofloat(input())
Test Results
Tested with inputs: 100.50 pesos, 200.75 soles, 150.25 reais
Expected result: 87.787625
Actual result: 87.787625 ✅
Fixes #127