Written in C# using basic syntax.
Create an application that lets the user know how many Pounds he/she will have when they get to England based on the number of dollars they have now. Also do the reverse. Calculate how many Dollars they will have when they return based on the number of Pounds they have when in England. Do the same for travelers going to Europe. Convert Dollars to Euro and Euro to Dollars. Program should allow you to enter the customer name, destination, money converted from and money converted to. After each customer transaction the name, destination, and both money amounts should be stored on a history file. Because the exchange rate changes daily you want a system that will easily adapt to the change. Your program needs to read text file (notepad) that will contain the conversion rates. That way each morning when you get to work you can put the new rates in the text file. Your program will read the text file as soon as you turn it on (Form_Load) and be ready to make conversions that day. For example, you have a client couple coming to your office Friday morning. They are traveling to London that day. When you came in to work you updated the conversion rates for the day. Your client couple have $1,000 in US Dollars. Your program will convert that to 1,280 Pound Sterling (assuming the exchange rate for the day is 1.28 (this information is available with a Google search). Do this assignment from a problem-solving basis. 1. In a block comment section at the top of the program do the following: 1. Programmer Name: (your name) 2. Program Name: 3. Date Written: 2. Continue the block comment section with a description of: 1. What do we want to know? Detail what the program should output. What fields or labels do we need to output? 3. Continue the block comment section with a description of: 1. What we already know. Detail all the known elements of this problem. What input variables and text boxes can we set up? 4. Finally, finish the block with a description of what needs to be calculated and how you can do it. You can use formulas or a simple short paragraph. 5. Comment all your events. 6. Create a neat, easy to follow form. Create an application that lets the user know how many Pounds he/she will have when they get to England based on the number of dollars they have now. Also do the reverse. Calculate how many Dollars they will have when they return based on the number of Pounds they have when in England. Do the same for travelers going to Europe. Convert Dollars to Euro and Euro to Dollars. Program should allow you to enter the customer name, destination, money converted from and money converted to. After each customer transaction the name, destination, and both money amounts should be stored on a history file. Because the exchange rate changes daily you want a system that will easily adapt to the change. Your program needs to read text file (notepad) that will contain the conversion rates. That way each morning when you get to work you can put the new rates in the text file. Your program will read the text file as soon as you turn it on (Form_Load) and be ready to make conversions that day. For example, you have a client couple coming to your office Friday morning. They are traveling to London that day. When you came in to work you updated the conversion rates for the day. Your client couple have $1,000 in US Dollars. Your program will convert that to 1,280 Pound Sterling (assuming the exchange rate for the day is 1.28 (this information is available with a Google search). Do this assignment from a problem-solving basis. 1. In a block comment section at the top of the program do the following: 1. Programmer Name: (your name) 2. Program Name: 3. Date Written: 2. Continue the block comment section with a description of: 1. What do we want to know? Detail what the program should output. What fields or labels do we need to output? 3. Continue the block comment section with a description of: 1. What we already know. Detail all the known elements of this problem. What input variables and text boxes can we set up? 4. Finally, finish the block with a description of what needs to be calculated and how you can do it. You can use formulas or a simple short paragraph. 5. Comment all your events. 6. Create a neat, easy to follow form
