Use your text editor to create a $.$py file containing a Python program.

The program should input a floating$-$point number and save it to a variable called temperature$\_0.$ Your program will need to compute the temperature of the body $1$ hour after death, $2$ hours after death, $3$ hours after death, and $4$ hours after death. Your program should print out these temperatures, one per line, each temperature on its own line.

Let's suppose that your program has the following four variables:

temperature$\_0=$ temperature right when the body died. Read this floating$-$point number from input$(),$

temperature$\_1=$ temperature $1$ hour after death

temperature$\_2=$ temperature $2$ hours after death

temperature$\_3=$ temperature $3$ hours after death

temperature$\_4=$ temperature $4$ hours after death

All of the temperatures will be in Celsius units, which forensic scientists often prefer over the Fahrenheit scale that we more typically use in America. For example, a temperature of $37$ C is the same thing as $98\mathrm{.}6$ F $($normal body temperature$),$ and $27$ C is the same thing as $80\mathrm{.}6$ F $($a typical Oregon summer day $--$ sunny, light breeze, no dead bodies$).$

Here is the information that you need to calculate temperatures...