Problem Statement: Exchange of currency rates (Download)
You are required to write a program for Currency Exchange rates. The basic idea is that user/reader will be able to interchange different currencies using our program. User will have three options i.e. Pakistani Rupees, US Dollars, and Euro.
Detailed Description:
- The program should display
Please select currencies that you want to exchange.
Description:
Enter ‘R’ for Pakistani Rupees.
Enter ‘E’ for Euro.
Enter ‘D’ for Dollar.
Then your program should take these inputs,
- Depending upon the choices that user has entered, your program will further display the prompt
- Then the program should take two inputs from the user as:
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Please select the currency that you want to convert :
Please select the currency that you want to convert into:
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- After getting both inputs, program will calculate the currency rates on the basis on this information.
1 Euro = 112 Rupees.
1 Dollar = 84 Rupees.
1 Euro = 1.33 Dollars
1 Dollar = 0.75 EUR
After calculating the conversion rate for the selected currencies display it on the screen.
In the end of the program, user should be asked if he/she wants to make another conversion.
If user presses y then the whole program should start again. If user presses n then the program should terminate.
Sample Output
Dev c++ Output: |
Please select currencies that you want to exchange.
Description:
Enter ‘R’ for Pakistani Rupees.
Enter ‘E’ for Euro.
Enter ‘D’ for Dollar.
Please select the currency that you want to convert : E
Please select the currency that you want to convert into: D
Please enter the amount in Euro : 12
12 Euro = 16 Dollars
Do you want to make another conversion? (y/n) : y
Please select currencies that you want to exchange.
Description:
Enter ‘R’ for Pakistani Rupees.
Enter ‘E’ for Euro.
Enter ‘D’ for Dollar.
Please select the currency that you want to convert : R
Please select the currency that you want to convert into: D
Please enter the amount in Rupees : 90
90 Rupees = 1.07143 Dollars
Do you want to make another conversion? (y/n) : n |
Last updated: March 19, 2014