Consider the real estate appreciation problem of last weeks homework, write a Python program called homevaluepro.py to compute and print the following:

1. The value of the home three years after the purchase date.
2. The total home appreciation value accumulated three years after the purchase date.

However, in this case, the home price and the annual appreciation rates are provided as an input string such as p=$800000, r1=2.3%, r2=5%, r3=6.7%, which specifies that the initial home price is 800000, and the appreciation rates after the first, second and third year are 2.3%, 5% and 6.7% respectively.

The expected input/output behavior of the program is illustrated below for two example inputs:

Enter input string: p=$800000, r1=2.3%, r2=5%, r3=6.7% Home value after three years: 916894.4399999998 Total appreciation after three years: 116894.43999999983 Enter input string: p=$750000, r1=2.3%, r2=4.5%, r3=3.6% Home value after three years: 830640.1949999998 Total appreciation after three years: 80640.19499999983