In this lab, we will practice input and output commands, use of variables, and basic arithmetic.

We will write a small program for The Lincoln Center Bookstore to take an order from a customer, calculate how much to charge a customer based on his/her order, and display a receipt. The store sells only three books, designated by their authors: Cervantes ($41.25 each), Homer ($15.85 each), and Shakespeare ($30.50 each).

Your program is to work as follows:

1) Display a welcome message (e.g., Welcome to the Lincoln Center Bookstore!)

2) Prompt the user for his/her first name

3) Prompt the user to input the number of books by Cervantes s/he wants

4) Prompt the user to input the number of books by Homer s/he wants

5) Prompt the user to input the number of books by Shakespeare s/he wants

6) Compute the total amount due, including an 10% sales tax

7) Display amount due

8) Ask the user how much money s/he will pay

9) Display a receipt listing the name of the user, the quantity of each item ordered, the total cost of the order, and the amount the user will have left after paying

Execution of the Python program should appear roughly as follows (with bold text being user input):

$ python LCBooks.py

Welcome to the Lincoln Center Bookstore

Enter your first name: Irene

Enter number of Cervantes books: 2

Enter number of Homer books: 0

Enter number of Shakespeare book: 3

Total cost of order is: $191.40

How much money will you pay? 200.25