What is the correct python pseudocode for this?

# Retirement Planning Tool Pseudocode

# Get user input

years$\_$to$\_$retirement $=$ input$("$Enter years left in your working career: $")$

annual$\_$savings $=$ input$("$Enter annual amount you can save: $")$

# Initialize variables

savings $=0$

retirement$\_$years $=30$

interest$\_$rate $=0\mathrm{.}03$

annual$\_$spending $=60000$

# Allow user to change retirement years

while True:

change$\_$years $=$ input$("$Do you want to change retirement years? $($y$/$n$)$: $")$

if change$\_$years.lower$()=="$y$"$:

retirement$\_$years $=$ input$("$Enter new retirement years: $")$

else:

break

# Calculate savings during working years

for year in range$($years$\_$to$\_$retirement$)$:

savings $+=$ annual$\_$savings

savings $*=(1+$ interest$\_$rate$)$

# Print savings schedule

print$("$Retirement Savings Schedule:"$)$

print$("$Year $|$ Starting Balance $|$ Interest Earned $|$ Spending $|$ Ending Balance"$)$

for year in range$(1,$ retirement$\_$years $+1)$:

interest$\_$earned $=$ savings $*$ interest$\_$rate

savings $+=$ interest$\_$earned

savings $-=$ annual$\_$spending

print$($f$"\{$year$\}|\{$savings:$\mathrm{.}2$f$\}|\{$interest$\_$earned:$\mathrm{.}2$f$\}|\{$annual$\_$spending:$\mathrm{.}2$f$\}|\{$savings:$\mathrm{.}2$f$\}")$

if savings $<=0$:

print$("$Savings depleted."$)$

break