Create a function convert fahrenheit that consumes a single temperature in Celsius and returns it in Fahrenheit. Then, use that function inside a for loop to convert and print each of the following temperatures: 10, 20, and 30. Be sure to read these instructions carefully - write a function that consumes a SINGLE temperature, not a list! Arguments Returned Expected Console: 50.0 10 86.0 50.0 68.0 86.0 20 86.0 68.0 30 86.0 86.0 5 86.0 41.0 Evaluate Run H Blocks O Split E Text E Reset a Import datasets B Upload D History 1 def convert_fahrenheit(temperature): return int * 9 /5 + 32 4 temperature = [10,20,30] 5 for int in temperature: print (convert_fahrenheit(temperature)) X X > x BlockPy: #32.4) Function with For Define a function print fahrenheit that consumes a list of Celsius temperatures and uses a for loop to print each element of the list in Fahrenhiet. Use the code below to call this function. Notice that this function prints instead of returning. You should always read the description of the function carefully. Console Feedback: Ready H Blocks - Split 3 Reset O Upload 8 History Run ext 1 print_fahrenheit([20, 30, 40]) BlockPy: #32.5) For with Function Create a function convert_fahrenheit that consumes a single temperature in Celsius and returns it in Fahrenheit. Then, use that function inside a for loop to convert and print each of the following temperatures: 10, 20, and 30. Be sure to read these instructions carefully - write a function that consumes a SINGLE temperature, not a list! Console Feedback: Ready Run H Blocks + Split Text 3 Reset O Upload 8 History 1. 2 BlockPy: #32.6) Replacing in Loops Use the replace method on each of the following filenames to turn the dashes into spaces. Console Feedback: Ready Run H Blocks - Split Text O Reset O Upload 8 History 1 filenames ["All-the-Single-Ladies.mp3", "Call-Me-Maybe.mp3", "Chicken-Dance.mp3"] 2 3.