To save time we are not asking the user what unit of measure the number entered has $($so it does not matter AT ALL what unit of measure that number had originally!!!$)$

so$....$ a number is entered...

assume that it is Fahrenheit...then show it as such and then show its conversion to Celsius and Kelvin

$...$in the same run of the program...

assume that it is Celsius...then show it as such and its conversion to Fahrenheit and Kelvin

$...$then...

assume that it is Kelvin...then show it as such and its conversion to Celsius and Fahrenheit

So typical input would ask

"Please enter a number to be converted$>"$

$...$then a number would be entered

typical output could look like this if $20$ was entered

$"20\mathrm{.}00$F is $-3\mathrm{.}89$C and $266\mathrm{.}48$K

$20\mathrm{.}00$C is $68\mathrm{.}00$F and $293\mathrm{.}15$K

$20\mathrm{.}00$K is $-423\mathrm{.}67$F and $-253\mathrm{.}15$C$"$

TO MAKE THINGS EASIER here are the formulas for calculating each...

$\backslash$deg C $=(\backslash$deg F $-32)\backslash$times $5/9$

$\backslash$deg C $=\backslash$deg K $-273\mathrm{.}15$

$\backslash$deg F $=(\backslash$deg C x $9/5)+32$

$\backslash$deg F $=(\backslash$deg K x $9/5)-459\mathrm{.}67$

$\backslash$deg K $=\backslash$deg C $+273\mathrm{.}15$

$\backslash$deg K $=(\backslash$deg F $+459\mathrm{.}67)$ x $5/9$

ALSO!!!!

You must do the SAME operation $($in the same program code$)$ as if the number entered was feet, miles or meters but please go find your own conversion formulas for this. So$,$ that means that there will be $3$ more lines of output besides the temperature conversion output.

NOTES

$\backslash$deg K can NEVER be negative, so after populating your variables for each temperature scale and if Kelvin is actually is actually a negative number, DO NOT give the same output but instead print a message saying "The number entered cannot be converted since it is below Absolute $0"$

Negative and positive distances are essentially the same so$,$ please, if a negative number is entered please convert it to a positive number before converting miles, feet and meters.

Since some of these requests require a conditional $($if$-$then$-$else$),$ please refer to the code called "testif.c$"$ in our class's dropbox directory for an example you can follow