Why wont my code say "Your ordered whatever their order was for a price." All it says is the number which I know that, but I'm just trying to figure out what's wrong with my code.

number = int(input("How many orders are being placed? "))

while number <= 1 or number >=25:

print("Invalid Input")

number = int(input("Can only order between 1 and 25 orders. Enter an order between 1 and 25. "))

menu_items = [

[1, "Buffalo Nuggets Single", 3.50], [2, "Buffalo Nuggets Meal", 5.00],

[3, "Permesan Nuggets", 3.25], [4, "Permesan Nuggets Meal", 4.75],

[5, "Barbeque Nuggets", 3.00], [6, "Barbeque Nuggets Meal", 4.50],

[7, "Chillie Cheese Nuggets", 1.25], [8, "Chilli Cheese Nuggets Meal", 6.00]

]

print("Menu")

for item in menu_items:

print('{} {} - {:.2f}'.format(*item))

order = [] # initilize your list

for i in range(number): # will itterate that many times

menu_number = int(input(' Please enter the number of an item you would like: '))

while menu_number < 1 or menu_number > 8:

print("Invalid Input")

menu_number = int(input("Can only order between 1 and 8. Enter a menu item between 1 and 8. "))

order.insert(i, menu_number)

order_total = 0

print("You ordered", menu_number "for" order_total)

order_total = 0

for j in range(len(order)): # loop for each order

order_total += menu_items[j][2]

order.insert(j, menu_items[j][1])

print("You ordered:", end=' ')

for k in range(len(order)):

if k == len(order):

print(order[k])

else:

print(order[k], end=", ")

print("Your order total was:", order_total)

]