Draw a flow chart that describes the flow of each exercise. Manually write the programs related to the lab exercises by hand (pencil and paper) and review it to get a sense of assurance that your program works, then. Start your visual studio creating a new empty project space and take the code from paper to the screen using the C++ template we discussed in class. . Write a C++program: 1. Prompts the user to choose the type of conversion desired using a menu with options. The program then clears the screen after capturing the user choice and prompt the user to enter the desired temperature value. 2. 3. The screen clears at this point and the program prompt the user for the desired temperature to convert 4. Screen must be cleared again and a table like output displaying the temperature in all the units Conversion formulas: Celsius to Fahrenheit Kelvin to Fahrenheit Fahrenheit to Celsius Celsius to Kelvin Kelvin to Celsius Fahrenheit to Kelvin F9/5C)+32 F = 9/s (K-273) + 32 C- 5/9 F-32) KC+273 CK-273 - K 5/9 (CF-32) 273 The program should decide if the temperature entered is hot, moderate or cold based on the following ranges: 5. 1. temperature 50 Cold 2. 50 temperature 75 Moderate 3. 75