Q1: Using the template below, create a restaurant tip calculator.

* The user will input the cost of the items on the bill.

* Create a function that takes the item cost and returns the sales tax amount, Ohio has a 5.75% sales tax and Mahoning County collects an additional 1.50%, so the minimum sales tax rate in Mahoning County is 7.25%.

* Display the breakdown of each separate tax rate in the function as you make the calculation.

* Make sure you use the setprecision manipulator to output 2 decimal places in currency values, and explicitly output the leading dollar sign character '$' when showing any currency amount. You may find it helpful to also use the tab character '\t' and/or the setw manipulator to align columns.

* Output the subtotal of the items the user entered, the tax amount, and the subtotal.

* The user will choose a 10% (poor), 15% (average), or 20% (good) tip based on the quality of service from a menu that you will prompt the user for input. Based on their choice, write a conditional (if-elseif-else) that uses the chosen amount to calculate the appropriate value.

* Display the tip amount, and the total on the following line.

Q2: Add the option for the user to specify a tip percentage.

Q3: Prompt the user (a boolean y/n) whether to round the total up to the nearest whole number dollar amount, and adjust the tip value accordingly.

*/

#include

#include

using namespace std;

double calculateTax (double billAmt){

double ohioTax = 0.0575;

double countyTax = 0.015;

double totalTax = 0.0725;

double totalTaxAmt = 0.0;

// your code here

// break out the taxable amounts and output

// return the total tax applied to the bill

return totalTaxAmt;

}

int main(){

double billAmt = 0.0;

// SERVER:

cout << "SERVER - enter the food & beverage amount: ";

cin >> billAmt;

cout << "Food & beverage: $" << billAmt << endl;

// your code here

return 0;

}