import random

random.seed$(23)$

number$\_$pennies $=$ random.randint$(1,$ int$($input$("$Enter max value for a random amount of pennies: $")))$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$number$\_$pennies$\}$ pennies is equal to

$\text{'})$

# Generate a random number of pennies to convert

if number$\_$pennies $>100$:

dollars $=$ number$\_$pennies $//100$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$dollars$\}$ one dollar bills'$)$

dol $=$ number$\_$pennies $\%100$

quarters $=$ dol $//25$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$quarters$\}$ quarters'$)$

rem $=$ number$\_$pennies $\%25$

dimes $=$ rem $//10$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$dimes$\}$ dimes'$)$

rem$2=$ rem $\%10$

nickels $=$ rem$2//5$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$nickels$\}$ nickels'$)$

rem$3=$ rem$2\%5$

pennies $=$ rem$3//1$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$pennies$\}$ pennies'$)$

else:

print$("0$ one dollar bills"$)$

quarters $=$ number$\_$pennies $//25$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$quarters$\}$ quarters'$)$

rem $=$ number$\_$pennies $\%25$

dimes $=$ rem $//10$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$dimes$\}$ dimes'$)$

rem$2=$ rem $\%10$

nickels $=$ rem$2//5$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$nickels$\}$ nickels'$)$

rem$3=$ rem$2\%5$

pennies $=$ rem$3//1$

print$($f$\text{'}\{$pennies$\}$ pennies'$)$

# Convert the amount into its equivalent denominations

# Display the result

print $("$

Have a nice day!"$)$The convert$\_$pennies program solution is released. Use it to create a program called "random$\_$convert$\_$pennies". The program is similar

to the convert$\_$pennies program. The difference is that the number of pennies to convert will be generated at random, instead of being

an input from the user. The user, however, enters an integer value representing the maximum number of pennies to be generated. In this

program, use $23$ as the seed to the random number generator. Random number generation is discussed in the "Inch Conversion

Program Part $2-$VIDEO" in Session $2$ on D$2$L$.$

Please follow "Programming Style Guideline$-$PYTHON" while writing your program. It is in the References module on D$2$L

Example execution of the program: When you run the program, it must first display the following prompt:

Enter max value for a random amount of pennies:

When you enter $67$ on the same line as the prompt, and press Enter, the program must display the following output:

$37$ pennies is equal to

$0$ one dollar bills

$1$ quarters

$1$ dimes

$0$ nickels

$2$ pennies

Have a nice day!