pay = float(raw_input('How much do you make per hour?\n'))
	# The result of the user's input is converted into a float and stored in the variable pay
hours = float(raw_input('Now how many hours did you work this week?\n'))
	# The result of the user's input is converted into a float and stored in the variable hours
if hours > 40:
    print 'Your total pay this week (including overtime) is $', format((hours-40)*pay*1.5+40*pay, '.2f'), '.', sep=''
	# format(value, '.2f') means the value inside it will have two decimals, whereas '.3f' would have three, and so on
	# sep='' means there's no space between the printed elements, else $ and . would be buffered by a space
else:
    print 'Your total pay this week is $', format(pay*hours, '.2f'), '.', sep=''
	# Again, the value result is formatted with two decimal places, and sep='' cuts out the space between printed elements