Create a Python program that serves as a tip calculator for a restaurant patron. The program should ask the user to provide $2$ pieces on information: the amount of the bill and the percentage tip desired. Then, the program should print some nicely$-$formatted output that includes $6$ pieces of information:

the dollar amount of the bill $($provided by the user$)$

the percentage tip $($provided by the user$)$

the dollar amount of the tip $($calculated$)$

the subtotal $($the sum of the bill and tips$)$

tax $($tax equals $9\mathrm{.}5\%$ of bill$)$

the total amount to pay, including the tip $($calculated$)$

Your program should follow the input$-$processing$-$output pattern. Each numeric value shown in the output section should be rounded to $2$ places after the decimal point.

$*$NOTE: You should be sure to show all dollar amounts with two digits after the decimal point.

Suggestions:

Remember that you will need to work with floating point numbers for the calculated results to be correct, so you will need to use the 'float$()\text{'}$ function.

Remember that the 'format$()\text{'}$ function can be used to convert numerical values to formatted strings. Refer to Section $2\mathrm{.}8$ in the textbook and$/$or to sample programs linked from the Week $2$ samples page.

Be sure to include a complete comment block at the beginning of the program. Use comments within the code as you deem appropriate.

Follow this example of the output

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