Create a Python app that interacts with a webservice in order to obtain data. There are answers on Chegg, but I want something different. I am not taking a class, but learning off my friend's notes. She has used the answers on here before and I am wanting something different to learn from.

• Your program must prompt the user for their city or zip code and request weather forecast data from OpenWeatherMap. Your program must display the weather information in a READABLE format to the user. Requirements:
  • Create a header for your program just as you have in the past.
  • Create a Python Application which asks the user for their zip code or city.
  • Use the zip code or city name in order to obtain weather forecast data from OpenWeatherMap.
  • Display the weather forecast in a readable format to the user.
  • Use comments within the application where appropriate in order to document what the program is doing.
  • Use functions including a main function.
  • Allow the user to run the program multiple times to allow them to look up weather conditions for multiple locations.
  • Validate whether the user entered valid data. If valid data isnt presented notify the user.
  • Use the Requests library in order to request data from the webservice.
    • Use Try blocks to ensure that your request was successful. If the connection was not successful display a message to the user.
  • Use Python 3
  • Use try blocks when establishing connections to the webservice. You must print a message to the user indicating whether or not the connection was successful.