I need this coded with Python please. In this project, you will write a program that will convert temperatures from Fahrenheit to Celsius and from Celsius to Fahrenheit. Your console display should look like the following screen: TIPS: 1. Start Python IDLE and type the code on page 121 in your book. Save the file yourLastname-yourFirstnameProject3.py. If you try to run the program will get an error because the Temperature module is missing. 2. Click on File > New File to create new file. Type the code on page 117 on your book that starts with ""'" and ends with return fahrenheit. Save the file using "temperature" name. 3. The extension of the file should be ".py" 4. Run the program that you saved as yourLastname-yourFirstnameProject3.py. Enter the value similar to the screen that I have posted above. The code import temperature as temp The temperature module with documentation How to view the documentation for a module >> import temperature >> help (temperature) Help on module temperature: NAME temperature DESCRIPTION This module contains functions for converting temperature between degrees Fahrenheit and degrees Celsius FUNCTONS to_celsius (fahrenheit) Accepts degrees Fahrenheit (fahrenheit argument) to_fahrenheit degrees Celsius Accepts degrees Celsius (celsius argument) Returns degrees Fahrenheit Description - A docstring begins and ends with three double quotes. - Docstrings must start at the proper indentation level. - It's a good practice to use docstrings to document the purpose of the modules and functions that might be used by other programmers. - To display the documentation for a module, start the interactive shell, import the module, and pass the name of the module to the help() function..

1. I need this coded with Python please.
In this project, you will write a program that will convert temperatures from Fahrenheit to
Celsius and from Celsius to Fahrenheit. Your console display should look like the following
screen: TIPS: 1. Start Python IDLE and type the code on page 121 in your book. Save the file
yourLastname-yourFirstnameProject3.py. If you try to run the program will get an error because
the Temperature module is missing. 2. Click on File > New File to create new file. Type the code
on page 117 on your book that starts with ""'" and ends with return fahrenheit. Save the file using
"temperature" name. 3. The extension of the file should be ".py" 4. Run the program that you
saved as yourLastname-yourFirstnameProject3.py. Enter the value similar to the screen that I
have posted above. The code import temperature as temp The temperature module with
documentation How to view the documentation for a module >> import temperature >> help
(temperature) Help on module temperature: NAME temperature DESCRIPTION This module
contains functions for converting temperature between degrees Fahrenheit and degrees Celsius
FUNCTONS to_celsius (fahrenheit) Accepts degrees Fahrenheit (fahrenheit argument)
to_fahrenheit degrees Celsius Accepts degrees Celsius (celsius argument) Returns degrees
Fahrenheit Description - A docstring begins and ends with three double quotes. - Docstrings
must start at the proper indentation level. - It's a good practice to use docstrings to document the
purpose of the modules and functions that might be used by other programmers. - To display the
documentation for a module, start the interactive shell, import the module, and pass the name of
the module to the help() function.