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You will write a program that counts the size of a jackpot and also tells the user how many paper rolls they will need to deposit their jackpot in the bank. The program asks the user for the total number of quarters in their slot machine winnings. The program will then print the total amount in dollars and cents. To format a floating point amount in dollars and cents use this syntax: formatted = "${:.2f}".format(amount) This example creates a string stored in the variable formatted from the floating point value stored in amount. The string is only for output, do not do calculations on the string. Finally, your program will then use the // and % operators to figure out how many paper rolls of quarters will be filled and how many loose quarters will be left over. A paper roll holds 40 quarters. Output that result in a nicely formatted sentence. Here is a transcript of how your program should work. What the program prints is in blue and what the user types as input is in black. Enter number of quarters: 128 128 quarters is $32.00 You will fill 3 rolls and have 8 left over