Use python3

Create a program that will output a counting box. The program should prompt the user for these inputs, in exactly this order:

1. The width of the box

2. The height of the box For these inputs, you can assume the following: The height and width will be integers greater than zero Using this width and height, the program will print out a box where there are width numbers on each line and height rows. The numbers must count down starting from the area of the box (width * height), and should continue counting down (do not restart the numbering).

HINT: You can keep the print() function from printing on a new line by using end=" " at the end: print("Hello", end=" "). If you do want to print a new line, you can call print without an argument: print(). You can put anything you want inside the quotation marks above, we have used a single space, to separate the numbers in the counting box. You can also use an empty string, a comma, or even whole words!