$**$ The program used is C$++**$

We will round the beginning and ending numbers but NOT in the traditional rounding manner.

Round the smaller value down to the nearest integer. Round the larger value up to the nearest integer. So$,$ if the smaller

temperature is $34\mathrm{.}23,$ it would be rounded to $34.$ If the larger temperature is $45\mathrm{.}4,$ it would be rounded to $46.$ If the larger

temperature is $46,$ it would remain as $46.$ So if $34\mathrm{.}23$ and $45\mathrm{.}4$ is entered, the range printed would be $34$ through $46.$ That

means the numbers entered are within the range printed.

What if the numbers were negative? The rounding would be opposite. If a range of $-34\mathrm{.}3$ to $-12\mathrm{.}4,$ the range to print

would be $-35$ to $-12.$

The table should show the values right$-$justified in columns, with the Fahrenheit values shown as integers $($no decimal point$)$ and

with the Celsius values displayed with two digits after the decimal point. Make sure you have wide enough formatting if the

numbers get larger or have a negative sign.

Do not use the C$++$ functions$/$commands: floor, ceil, round, break, exit, continue, or swap.

Sample Output:

Enter the beginning Fahrenheit temperature: $212\mathrm{.}4$

Enter the ending Fahrenheit temperature: $215\mathrm{.}4$

Temperature Conversion Table

Fahrenheit Celsius

$212100\mathrm{.}00$

$213100\mathrm{.}56$

$214101\mathrm{.}11$

$215101\mathrm{.}67$

$216102\mathrm{.}22$

Deliverables:

Use $105\mathrm{.}2$ to $95\mathrm{.}2$ as the range.

Program file and screen shot of output.Round the smaller value down to the nearest integer. Round the larger value up to the nearest integer. So$,$ if the smaller temperature is $34\mathrm{.}23,$ it would be rounded to $34.$ If the larger temperature is $45\mathrm{.}4,$ it would be rounded to $46.$ If the larger temperature is $46,$ it would remain as $46.$ So if $34\mathrm{.}23$ and $45\mathrm{.}4$ is entered, the range printed would be $34$ through $46.$ That means the numbers entered are within the range printed.

What if the numbers were negative? The rounding would be opposite. If a range of $-34\mathrm{.}3$ to $-12\mathrm{.}4,$ the range to print would be $-35$ to $-12.$

The table should show the values right$-$justified in columns, with the Fahrenheit values shown as integers $($no decimal point$)$ and with the Celsius values displayed with two digits after the decimal point. Make sure you have wide enough formatting if the numbers get larger or have a negative sign.

Do not use the C$++$ functions$/$commands: floor, ceil, round, break, exit, continue, or swap.