Compare floating-point numbers with certain precision

using System;
class CompareFloatingNums
{
  static void Main()
  {
    //Telerik Academy. Primitive Data Types and Variables

    //Write a program that safely compares floating-point numbers with precision of 0.000001.
    //Examples: (5.3 ; 6.01) -> false;  (5.00000001 ; 5.00000003) -> true

    //Read the 2 decimal numbers from the console
    decimal firstNum = decimal.Parse(Console.ReadLine()),
            secondNum = decimal.Parse(Console.ReadLine()),

    //Declare the precision for the comparison
            precision = 0.000001m,

    //Round the numbers to the 6th sign after the decimal point
            roundedFirstNum = Math.Round(firstNum, 6),
            roundedSecondNum = Math.Round(secondNum, 6);

    //Do a check for equality within the required precision. Absolute value is checked.
    bool equalityCheck = Math.Abs(roundedFirstNum - roundedSecondNum) <= precision;

    //Print the results on the console
    Console.WriteLine("The numbers {0} and {1} are {2} with precision of {3}", roundedFirstNum, roundedSecondNum, equalityCheck ? "equal" : "not equal", precision);
  }
}