write a C++ program that will help ESTIMATE how many miles the user has exercised. We will allow the user to calculate their distance by either giving us the number of minutes that they have walked or the number of steps they have taken. The program first should first ask the user for the following information: 1. Their height 2. Their average minute per mile pace (e.g., 15 or 20 minutes) 3. That type of information that they have gathered (number of minutes or number of steps). The user can only enter in one of these (not both types) 4. The data that has been collected: For time the user enters in how many minutes they walked, or For steps the user enters the number of steps their pedometer told them that they had walked Once you have this information, your program should calculate how many miles they have walked. Here is where it gets interesting. Let the user enter more than just one of their exercises - for example, they could enter their information for the entire week (or month), until they are done. For each entry, your program will still calculate the number of miles walked for that exercise. They will be using their same height and average minute per mile pace, so they shouldnt have to re-enter that information, just the number of minutes or the number of steps for each workout. Once the user has entered all of their information, your program will compute two additional pieces of information: The total number of miles that they have walked The average time spent exercising (to do this, think about what additional information you will need to keep track of!) Once you have performed the calculations, display them to the user.