Problem StatementMugil has been assigned a task to develop a versatile distance converter for navigation systems. The program is designed to enable users to input distances in kilometers and convert them into miles with two decimal places.Note: 1 km = 0.621371 milesInput format :The input consists of a integer value n, representing the distance in kilometers.Output format :The output prints the distance in miles as a double value with two decimal places.Refer to the sample output for formatting specifications.Code constraints :In this scenario, the given test cases fall under the following constraints:1 ≤ n ≤ 100Sample test cases :Input 1 :1Output 1 :0.62Input 2 :100Output 2 :62.14Input 3 :52Output 3 :32.31

Mugil has been assigned a task to develop a versatile distance converter for navigation systems. The program is designed to enable users to input distances in kilometers and convert them into miles with two decimal places

Aspiring engineer Alex is developing a versatile distance conversion program to help users convert distances from kilometres to meters and centimetres. He wants to create a user-friendly tool that can quickly provide conversions for different units of measurement.Write a program that takes distance in kilometres as input and converts it into meters and centimetres using arithmetic operators, then display the results.

Objectivesbecoming familiar with the concept of, and working with, variables;performing basic computations and conversions;experimenting with Python code.ScenarioMiles and kilometers are units of length or distance.Bearing in mind that 1 mile is equal to approximately 1.61 kilometers, complete the program in the editor so that it converts:miles to kilometers;kilometers to miles.Do not change anything in the existing code. Write your code in the places indicated by ###. Test your program with the data we've provided in the source code.Pay particular attention to what is going on inside the print() function. Analyze how we provide multiple arguments to the function, and how we output the expected data.Note that some of the arguments inside the print() function are strings (e.g., "miles is", whereas some other are variables (e.g., miles).

Sonya is reading a map and sees that the scale is one half cm = 18 miles.She measures the distance between points and it was 7.2 cm. What was the actual mileage distance between those two points?(Enter your answer to one decimal place and put no units in the blank.)

Convert the given values from from U.S. Customary units to SI units. Refer to the conversion tables found here and here. See this example and this example. (Due to the nature of this problem, do not use rounded intermediate values in your calculations—including answers submitted in WebAssign.)(a)Convert 55 miles/h to km/h and m/s.How many feet are in 1 mile? ftHow many meters are in 1 kilometer? mHow many feet are equal to 1 meter? ftConvert 55 miles/h to km/h. km/hConvert 55 miles/h to m/s. m/s(b)Convert 140,000 Btu/h to W.How many Btu/h are equal to 1 W? Btu/hConvert 140,000 Btu/h to W. W(c)Convert 280 lbm/ft3 to kg/m3.How many lbm/ft3 are equal to 1 kg/m3? lbm/ft3Convert 280 lbm/ft3 to kg/m3. kg/m3(d)Convert 70 lb/in2 to kPa.How many lb/in2 are equal to 1 Pa? lb/in2Convert 70 lb/in2 to kPa. kPa(e)Convert 900 lbm to kg.How many lbm are in 1 kg? lbmConvert 900 lbm to kg. kg(f)Convert 900 lbf to N.How many lbf are equal to 1 N? lbfConvert 900 lbf to N. N