Your "client" wants the software to be able to create as many files as the user needs.

Your software should now ask the user if they want to make an additional file. If they say yes, the program should be re$-$run, collecting new information about the next application. This should result in multiple files being generated $(1$ for each application$).$ The first file created should not be overwritten by any new applications and it should also not be one file that is appended several times.

Only when the user responds $"$no$"($or similar$)$ to create more files should the code stop. Assume they may want to create an infinite number of files. $($The date needs to be updated and appended to each file per the instructions.$)$