Complete the function convert$\_$to$\_$kelvin$()$ that has one parameter as a temperature in Fahrenheit. The function returns the temperature converted to Kelvin.

Ex: If the input is $513,$ then the output is:

Kelvin: $540\mathrm{.}372$

Note: The equation to convert from Fahrenheit $(F)$ to Kelvin $(K)$ is: $K=(F-32\mathrm{.}0)**(\frac{5\mathrm{.}0}{9\mathrm{.}0})+273\mathrm{.}15$

def convert$\_$to$\_$kelvin$($fahrenheit$)$:

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user$\_$fahrenheit input $()$