Question $5$: Revisit Question$4$ in Assignment$1.$ Rewrite your code using a loop structure. Use the screenshot below as a reference. $(20$ pts$.)$

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Feet and Meters Converter

Conversions Menu:

a$.$ Feet to Meters

b$.$ Meters to Feet

Select a conversion $($a$/$b$)$: a

Enter feet: $100$

$30\mathrm{.}48$ meters

Would you like to perform another conversion? $($y$/$n$)$: y

Conversions Menu:

a$.$ Feet to Meters

b$.$ Meters to Feet

Select a conversion $($a$/$b$)$: b

Enter meters: $100$

$328\mathrm{.}08$ feet

Would you like to perform another conversion? $($y$/$n$)$: n

Thanks, bye!

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$(5$a$)$ Store the code that displays the menu in its own function, but store the rest of the code that gets input and displays output in another conversion$()$ function. $(5$ pts $.)$

$(5$b$)$ Use the following conversion rules.

$-$ feet $\backslash (=\backslash )$ meters $\backslash (/0\mathrm{.}3048\backslash )$

$-$ meters $\backslash (=\backslash )$ feet $*0\mathrm{.}3048$

$(5$c$)$ Include a preventive mechanism such that the program will ask the user to re$-$enter a valid number if a nonnumeric value is received at the first prompt. The program should round results to a maximum of two decimal places. $(7$ pts$.)$

$(5$d$)$ Based on the user input $($ y or n $),$ your program should be able to either continue on with another conversion or terminate. If the user enters a third value, display a message noting that this option is not valid. $(8$ pts $.)$

$(5$e$)$ Be mindful of whitespaces between lines or within one line.