The first picture is the problem and the second picture is what the output of the code needs to look like. I have everything right I just cannot get the program to quit when the user inputs 'quit'.

Develop a Python program which will convert English words into their Pig Latin form, as described below. The program will repeatedly prompt the user to enter a word. First convert the word to lower case. The word will be converted to Pig Latin using the following rules: a) If the word begins with a vowel, append "way" to the end of the word. b) If the word begins with a consonant, remove all consonants from the beginning of the word and append them to the end of the word. Then, append "ay" to the end of the word. For example: "dog" becomes "ogday" "scratch" becomes "atchscray" "is" becomes "isway" "apple" becomes "appleway" "Hello" becomes "ellohay" "a" becomes "away" The program will halt when the user enters "quit" (any combination of lower and upper case letters, such as QUIT, Quit or qUIt"). Suggestions: a) Use .lower() to change the word to lower case. b) How do you find the position of the first vowel? I like using enumerate (word) as in for i,ch in enumerate (word) where ch is each character in the word and i is the character's index (position). c) Use slicing to isolate the first letter of each word. d) Use slicing and concatenation to form the equivalent Pig Latin words. e) Use the in operator and the string "aeiou" to test for vowels. Good practice: define a constant VOWELS = "aeiou" Test your program on Mimir and demonstrate it to your TA. On-line students should submit the completed program (named lab03.py") for grading via the Mrmir system. THE CORRECT OUTPUT OF THE TEST CASE Enter a word ('quit' to quit): ogday 2 Enter a word ('quit' to quit): atchscray 3 Enter a word ('quit' to quit): isway Enter a word ('quit' to quit): appleway 5 Enter a word ('quit' to quit): UNIX DIFF OF CORRECT OUTPUT AND YOUR OUTPUT 5d4