$$ Write a program to calculate the amount of an employee$$s paycheck

$$ Prompt the user for the hourly rate $($a floating point number$)$ and if the employee is hourly or salaried $($h$/$H or s$/$S$)$

$$ Salaried employees always paid for $40$ hours

$$ Hourly employees need $2$ additional pieces of information: number of hours worked $($a floating$-$point number$)$ and if it was a holiday $($y$/$Y or n$/$N$)$

$$ Holiday hours are paid at double the hourly rate

$$ When it is not a holiday, hourly employees are paid their normal hourly rate for the first $40$ hours and $1\mathrm{.}5$ for any hours over $40$

$$ Output the pay rounded to $2$ decimal places

$$ Test #$1$ checks all output

$$ Mini Test #$2$ output includes $$Your weekly pay $$800\mathrm{.}0$

$$ Test #$3$ checks all output

$$ Mini Test #$4$ output includes $$Your weekly pay $$200\mathrm{.}0$

$$ Test #$5$ checks all output

$$ Mini Test #$6$ output includes $$Your weekly pay $$1200\mathrm{.}0$

$$ Test #$7$ checks all output

$$ Mini Test #$8$ output includes $$Your weekly pay $$973\mathrm{.}24$

$$ Test #$9$ checks all output

$$ Mini Test #$10$ output includes $$Your weekly pay $$1740\mathrm{.}0$

Source Test #$11$ pay.py includes $$else:$$ to demonstrate use of at least one if$-$else statement