A tour company arranges tours to New York City or Minneapolis. The tour company requires that at least ten people register for the tour. The cost per person is $500. However, if more than 20 people register, the cost per person will be reduced to $450. If more than 30 people register, the cost per person will be reduced to $400. Write a program that has one button. When the user clicks on the button, an InputBox should appear asking the user to enter the city chosen for the tour. If the user enters something different than New York or Minneapolis, the program should stop and display a message saying that the tours are offered only for these two cities. Note: the program should accept as input the name of the cities either lower-case or upper-case. For example, the user can type new york, New York or NEW YORK, and the program should still be able to recognize the city and accept the input. If the user enters one of the available cities, the program should continue and show to the user another InputBox, asking the user how many people will be registering for the tour. If the user enters a number lower than 10, the program should display a message saying that the number of participants should be at least 10. In this case, the user will need to start entering the inputs from the beginning (so from the city). For this program, you can assume the user will enter a number (that is, you do not need to check whether the input entered is a number of not; just if the number if lower than 10). If the user enters one of the available city and a number equal or greater than 10, the program should proceed calculating the total cost of the tour, using the prices specified above. The final cost should then be displayed in a text-box, which also shows the city picked by the user, all upper-case. The total cost should be properly formatted, have a currency sign and show only two decimals. See the picture below. In the example, I entered 40 participants. Tour Select Tour MINNEAPOLIS:$16,000.00 A tour company arranges tours to New York City or Minneapolis. The tour company requires that at least ten people register for the tour. The cost per person is $500. However, if more than 20 people register, the cost per person will be reduced to $450. If more than 30 people register, the cost per person will be reduced to $400. Write a program that has one button. When the user clicks on the button, an InputBox should appear asking the user to enter the city chosen for the tour. If the user enters something different than New York or Minneapolis, the program should stop and display a message saying that the tours are offered only for these two cities. Note: the program should accept as input the name of the cities either lower-case or upper-case. For example, the user can type new york, New York or NEW YORK, and the program should still be able to recognize the city and accept the input. If the user enters one of the available cities, the program should continue and show to the user another InputBox, asking the user how many people will be registering for the tour. If the user enters a number lower than 10, the program should display a message saying that the number of participants should be at least 10. In this case, the user will need to start entering the inputs from the beginning (so from the city). For this program, you can assume the user will enter a number (that is, you do not need to check whether the input entered is a number of not; just if the number if lower than 10). If the user enters one of the available city and a number equal or greater than 10, the program should proceed calculating the total cost of the tour, using the prices specified above. The final cost should then be displayed in a text-box, which also shows the city picked by the user, all upper-case. The total cost should be properly formatted, have a currency sign and show only two decimals. See the picture below. In the example, I entered 40 participants. Tour Select Tour MINNEAPOLIS:$16,000.00
