Python (PyCharm)

Part I: Fahrenheit-Kelvin Temperature Converter (10 points) Write a function temp-convert () that takes the following arguments, in this order: 1. value: a number that indicates the temperature in either degrees Kelvin (K) or Fahrenheit (F). 2. symbol: a string to indicate whether to convert the value to Kelvin (K) or Fahrenheit (F). See below. If symbol equals 'K', that means the value argument is a temperature in Kelvin. Use the following formula to convert value to Fahrenheit: 9 Fahrenheit = Kelvin x = - 459.67 If symbol equals 'F', that means the value argument is a temperature in Fahrenheit. Use the following formula to convert value to Kelvin: Kelvin = (Fahrenheit + 459.67 The function converts the value into the correct units using floating-point arithmetic, and then return that converted value. If the value of symbol is anything but 'K' or 'F', the function returns -1.0. Examples: CSE 101 - Spring 2020 Lab Assignment #2 9 + | Function Arguments | Return Value 212, 'F' 373.15000000000003 -8, 'F' 250.92777777777778 0, 'F' 255.3722222222222 300, 'K' 80.32999999999998 56, 'f' -1.0 1