Heating before the sauna in python

This task is a bit smaller and should focus on methods. In the next task, you will use a method to test the temperature in Celsius and whether the temperature is right. The user types in a value that corresponds to the value for Fahrenheit.

The method you create must then be used to do this conversion.

The method that should be called "fahr_to_cel" thus needs to be able to receive arguments (the value in Celsius) but also be able to return a value (the value in Fahrenheit).

In this task, the following must then take place:

1. Request input of Fahrenheit by user. 2. Call the fahr_to_cel method with the fahrenheit argument 3. Convert the value in the method from Fahrenheit to Celsius 4. Return the value 5. Print the value in Celsius

Note that we only work with integers in this task.

To call a method, the code that follows is used. Then note that the method call sends with arguments (a value) and receives a return value from the method (another value). The number ("170") refers to an example value for Fahrenheit.

Python:

celsius = fahr_to_cel(170) print (celsius)

In this task, the challenge is that you must be able to follow the instructions and create a correct method call that includes an argument. Likewise, the method must return a correct value that is taken care of where the method was called.