omplete the function ConvertToKelvin$()$ that takes one integer parameter as a temperature in Fahrenheit. The function returns a double as the temperature converted to Kelvin.

Ex: If the input is $337,$ then the output is:

Result: $442\mathrm{.}594$ Kelvin

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