Rug

Create a class called Rug that inherits from Rectangle.$$ Then give the Rug class a price variable.$$ The length, width and price of the Rug should be set in the constructor of the Rug class.$$ Give the Rug class a getPrice$()$ method that returns the price.$$ Also give the Rug class an overridden $\_\_$str$\_\_()$ method that returns a string that is a report on the data in a Rug object.

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Carpet

Create another class called Carpet that also inherits from Rectangle.$$ It should have a price$\_$per$\_$square$\_$foot variable.$$ The length, width, and price$\_$per$\_$square$\_$foot are set in the constructor of the Carpet class.$$ Give the Carpet class a getPrice$()$ method that calculates the price of the Carpet and returns it$.$ Also give the Carpet class an overridden $\_\_$str$\_\_()$ method that returns a string that is a report on the data in a Carpet object.

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Create main.py

You should have a file for main.py which has the main$()$ function inside. You will import the Carpet and Rug objects. Create an even number of Rug objects and an odd number of Carpet objects. Each of those objects should be put into a List object. Then code a loop that iterates through the List and uses the $\_\_$str$\_\_()$ method to print a description of each object out.