Overview Create a program that will format a food truck menu Objectives - gain familiarity with f string formatting - understand format specifications for different types of data - understand alignment and fill characters Description This program will print out a menu for a food truck. The menu may change from day to day, so the current menu items and prices are input by the user. The name of the truck is also input so the program can be used by multiple businesses. The name of the food truck, and the entire menu should be printed in fields 30 spaces wide. The program should ask the user for the following, in order: - name of the food truck - menu item 1 - price of menu item 1 - menu item 2 - price of menu item 2 - menu item 3 - price of menu item 3 You may use whatever prompts you wish to get the inputs. Then, your program should print a blank line followed by the day's menu as follows: - Line 1: The name of the food truck, centered in a field 30 spaces wide. - Line 2: 30 underscores - Line 3: Menu item 1, left justified, price of menu item 1, right justified, with periods between (see example below) - Line 4: Menu item 2 and price in the same way as Menu item 1 - Line 5: Menu item 3 and price in the same way as Menu item 1. - Line 6: 30 underscores. Ex: If the input is: Monday's StreetFood Tacos de Carne Asada 10 Fajitas 10 Vegan Bowl 9 the output is: Monday's streetFood Tacos de Carne Asada....10.00 Fajitas..............10.00 Vegan Bow1...........9.00 Remember that the price should come in as a float, and should be displayed with 2 decimal places (dollars and cents), even if the user only input the price in dollars. Hint: Make the menu lines a field of length 20 for the menu item and a field of length 10 for the price with fill character of a period. Note: This Lab contains hidden test cases. This means that there are some test cases where zyBooks will not show you what it is inputting, nor where your output may be wrong. But if you do the visible test cases properly, you should also pass all of the hidden test cases