the Wifi router power consumption $E(kWh)$ in kilowatt$-$hour is equal to the wifi router wattage times of the total on times per day in hours divided by $1000.$ The formula can be written as$,$

$E(kWh-$ wifi $)=\frac{\text{W}\text{a}\text{t}\text{t}\text{a}\text{g}\text{e}\text{H}\text{o}\text{u}\text{r}\text{s}\text{p}\text{e}\text{r}\text{d}\text{a}\text{y}}{1000}$

rite a Python program that does the following:

Prompt the user to enter the wattage, which is an integer number.

Prompt the user to enter the hours, which is a number.

Prompt the user to enter the choice indicating the desired power consumption to be for day, month or year $(1$ for day, $2$ for month, $3$ for year$)$

If wattage is less than $15$ or larger than $100,$ then set wattage $=15$

If wattage is larger than $100,$ then set wattage $=100$

Using an if$/$elif$/$else control structure compute the power consumption using the formula given above, and considering the user choice, assign the correct value of power consumption in a variable called e$\_$consumption.

$($Note:The above formula is suitable for calculating per day electricity consumption of a wifi. and note also that month $=30$ days and year $=365$ days$).$

Using f$-$strings, produce two output lines: the first displays the user's data and the second displays the electricity consumption e$\_$consumption value. $($Hint: do not use a print statement in the iffelif$/$else control structure$).$ The output should be as below: