Trip Planner

Plan a road trip from four prompted values, each prompt ending in a space and each value converted with float(): Distance in km? , Speed in km/h? , Litres per 100 km? and Price per litre? . Then print three lines: Time: <distance divided by speed> hours with one decimal, Fuel: <distance divided by 100 times the economy> litres with one decimal, and Cost: <litres times price> with two decimals. Input: four lines in that order. The prompts are part of the output and input() does not move to a new line, so all four prompts and the Time line share the first output line, as shown in Expected Output.

Expected Output:

Distance in km? Speed in km/h? Litres per 100 km? Price per litre? Time: 3.0 hours↵
Fuel: 24.0 litres↵
Cost: 36.00↵

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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