Python!

Programming exercise 1: Drawing a rectangle For this exercise, you'll use one or more for loops. Write a program called rectangle.py that asks the user for a symbol they would like to use to make a rectangle. Here, the symbol can be any single character (e.g., &, #, +, n, s, 3). Also, ask the user for the rectangle's width and height. For example, if the user enters + for the symbol, 10 for the width, and 5 for the height, your program should print the following rectangle to the output: ++++ + + + + + + If the user enters & , 20 and 4 the triangle will look like this: &&&&&&& & & &&&&&& & & If the user enters a value that is lower than 2 for either width or height, your program should give a message indicating that the value is too small