F to C

Write a program to display a table of Fahrenheit temperatures and their equivalent Celsius temperatures. Create a function to do the conversion from Fahrenheit to Celsius. Invoke the function from within a for loop in main() to display the table. Ask the user for a starting temperature and and ending temperature. Validate that the starting temperature is within the range of -100 to 300 degrees, Validate that the ending temperature is in the range of -100 to 300 degrees, and is also greater than the starting temperature. Use a decision inside the validation loop to display either the "out-of-range" message or the "greater than starting temperature" message.

The formula for converting a Fahrenheit temperature to Celsius is: C = (5 / 9) * (F - 32) Use this exact formula - do not pre-calculate 5/9 as .56 (you will have to temporarily convert one of the numbers to a double using static_cast for the equation to work correctly).

Format the Celsius temperatures to 1 decimal place.

Example Run #1: (bold type is what is entered by the user)

Enter a starting Fahrenheit temperature: -200 The starting temperature must be between -100 and 300 degrees. Please re-enter the starting temperature: 0 Enter an ending Fahrenheit temperature: 500 The ending temperature must be between -100 and 300 degrees. Please re-enter the ending temperature: -20 The ending temperature must be greater than the starting temperature. Please re-enter the ending temperature: 20

Fahrenheit Celsius 0 xx.x 1 xx.x 2 xx.x 3 xx.x 4 xx.x 5 xx.x 6 xx.x 7 xx.x 8 xx.x 9 xx.x 10 xx.x 11 xx.x 12 xx.x 13 xx.x 14 xx.x 15 xx.x 16 xx.x 17 xx.x 18 xx.x 19 xx.x 20 xx.x

The example run shows EXACTLY how your program input and output will look.

Please write in C, with printf and scanf statement. Include integers, doubles and loops where they are needed. Also function definitions and parameters.