$(20$ points$)$ Problem $3($Use input command, a while loop for error message and output command fprint?

The speed of a sound wave is affected by the temperature of the air. At $0C,$ the speed of a sound wave is $331\frac{m}{sec}.$ The speed increases by approximately $0\mathrm{.}8\frac{m}{sec}$ for every degree $($in Celsius$)$ above $0$; this is a reasonably accurate approximation for $0-80$ degrees C$.$ So$,$ our equation for the speed in terms of a temperature $C$ is:

speed $=331+0\mathrm{.}8**C$

Write a user defined function "soundtemp" that will prompt the user for a temperature in Celsius in the range from $0$ to $80$ inclusive and will calculate and print the speed of sound at that temperature. If the user enters a temperature in that range, or an error message if not. The format of the input and output messages are given below:

$\%$ User prompt input

Enter a temp in the range $0$ to $80$: $xx$

$\%$ If user enter a number below $0$ or higher than $80$ then display the below error message

Error in temperature. Try a different number.

$\%$ Display output

For a temperature of XX$,$ the speed is XX XX