ECS Exchange

from tkinter import*
import tkinter.simpledialog
import tkinter.messagebox

root = Tk()
w = Label(root, text="Money Exchange")
w.pack()

#0 follow along as I show you how to write a function that converts from
#pesos to dollars (multiply pesos by 0.073715 to get dollars)




#1 finish dollars to pesos (multiply dollars by 13.56576 to get pesos)
def dollarstopesos(dollars):

    return

#2 finish euros to dollars (multiply by 1.26800)
def eurostodollars(euros):

    return

#3 finish dollars to euros (multiply by 0.788643533)
def dollarstoeuros(dollars):

    return

#4 write a method called dollarstoyen (multiply by 92.9195317)
#make sure to add code at the bottom to test your function (test it with 30
#dollars).

#5 This is EXTRA CREDIT.  In real life, places that exchange money charge fees.
#Write a function called exchangedollarstoeuros().  First it charges 1 dollar
#and then it does the conversion.

#6 EXTRA EXTRA Credit - some places charge 1% of your money to do the exchange
#instead of a flat fee.  Write code to do this.

#Program starts running here:
dollars = pesostodollars(100)
tkinter.mesagebox.showinfo("pesostodollars", "100 pesos = " + str(dollars) + " dollars")

pesos = dollarstopesos(10)
tkinter.mesagebox.showinfo("dollarstopesos", "10 dollars = " + str(pesos) + " pesos")

euros = dollarstoeuros(50)
tkinter.mesagebox.showinfo("dollarstoeuros", "50 dollars = " + str(euros) + " euros")

dollars = eurostodollars(20)
tkinter.mesagebox.showinfo("eurostodollars", "20 euros = " + str(dollars) + " dollars")

# If your program works, you should get the following:
#
#   100 pesos = 7.3715 dollars
#   10 dollars = 135.6576 pesos
#   50 dollars = 39.43217665 euros
#   20 euros = 25.36 dollars
#
#   30 dollars = 2787.585951 yen
#
#   Extra Credit:
#   50 dollars =  38.643533117 euros
#   Extra Extra Credit:
#   50 dollars = 39.0378548835 euros
#