The program worked before but an unexperienced programmer tried and enhance it and ended up ruining it$!!!$ Before attempting to fix it$,$ you need to know what the program was meant to do$.$ See the program description below Description: "The program should allow the user to enter their monthly expenses and should then display the total monthly and yearly expenses based on what was entered". An example of how the program should work is shown below Enter the monthly rent or mortgage amount: $943$

Enter the monthly amount spent on car insurance $($if applicable$)$: Enter the monthly amount spent on gas or transportation: $167$

Enter amount spent on electricity: $230$

Enter water bill amount: $120$

Enter the monthly amount spent on Groceries: $300$

Are there more expenses you would like to add? $(\frac{y}{n}$ : $y$

Enter the monthly amount spent Extra expenses: $120$

Total monthly expense: $$1980\mathrm{.}00$

Total annual expense: $$23760\mathrm{.}00$

Important points to remember:

Notice from the example shown above, the program allows the user to enter addtional expenses if they have any. This is important to remember

$.$Pay attention to the way the totals are displayed in the end, notice there is no space between the dollar sign $"$$$"$ and the total.

below are the program files, notice it uses functions. You can and should fix the functions if needed but you can NOT delete the functions

# The showExpenses function accepts mortgage$/$rent$,$ car insurance $($if applicable$),$

# gas or transportation, electric, water, and groceries # arguments and displays the equivalent total expense

# information.

def showExpenses$($house$,$ gas, $,$insure, elec, water, grocery, extra$)$

totalMonth $=$ housing $+$ insurance $+$ gas $+$ elec $+$ water $+$ grocery

totalYear $=$ totalMonth $*12$

return totalMonth, totalYear

# function displays total monthly and yearly expenses

def display $($totalMonth$,$ totalYear$)$

# Print monthly and annual information.

print $(\text{'}\{"$Total monthly expense: $<mn\; id="EditorElement\_2193628">2</mn><mn\; id="EditorElement\_2193629">5</mn>$ totalMonth: $2f\text{'})$

print $($f "Total annual expense:" $<mn\; id="EditorElement\_2193551">2</mn><mn\; id="EditorElement\_2193552">5</mn>$ StotalYear:$\mathrm{.}2$f$\text{'})$

import

exFunction.py as $f$

# main module

def main$()$

# Get the monthly payment for housing.

housing $=$ float$($input$(\text{'}$Enter the monthly rent or mortgage

amount: $\text{'})$

# Get the amount of insurance.

ins $=$ input$=(\text{'}$Enter the monthly amount spent on car

insurance$($if applicable$)$: $\text{'})$

# Get the amount of gas.

gas $=$ input$(\text{'}$Enter the monthly amount spent on gas or

transportation: $\text{'}))$

# Get the amount of electiricy.

electricy $=$ input$(\text{'}$Enter amount spent on electriciy: $\text{'})$

# Get the amount for water.

water $=$ float$($input$(\text{'}$Enter water bill amount: $"))$

# Get the amount for Groceries.

groceries input$(\text{'}$Enter the monthly amount spent on Groceries:# ask if there are other expenses they would like to include more $=$int $($input$("$Are there more expenses you wouild like to add? $($y$/$n$)$: $")$if more $=\text{'}$ y $\text{'}$# get monthly amount spent on these additional expenses additional $=$ float$($input$(\text{'}$Enter the monthly amount spentExtra expenses: $1))$else:additional $=0$# calculate expensesfn.showExpenses$($house$,$ insurance, gas, electricy, water, groceries$)$# display results $($monthly and annual total expensesdisplay$($monExp $,$ yearEx$)$Hints:

$f$ string can be used to format output, I reference that in the videos I posted.

the program has pseudocode, comments, that should give you some guidance as to what code that appears below these comments is to do

Download the zipped folder below, it contains the two program files you need fix. When fixed, run the program and make sure that delivers results similar to what is shown above.

Create flowchart for program $($ refer to posted Powerpoint "Flowcharts"$)$