Write a C$++$ program in a file named TotalDistance.cpp that prompts the user to input a distance in miles, feet, and inches. The user should be prompted for each unit separately $($i$.$e$.,$ the user inputs the number of miles before being asked for inches, etc.$).$ The program then outputs the user's inputted values, followed by the total distance in inches.

There are $12$ inches in a foot and $5,280$ feet in a mile. As pointed out in the Style Guide for this Class, our code should not only work but be well designed. To improve the readability of your code, define a constant to hold the number of feet in a mile and use this constant in your calculations. Give this constant a meaningful name. You may also define a constant to hold the number of inches in a foot if you like.

Your program should match the following layout exactly.

Sample Output $($user input is in yellow$)$

$---$ Total Inches Calculator $---$

Enter the number of miles: $0$

Enter the number of feet: $1$

Enter the number of inches: $1$

The distance you entered is $0$ miles, $1$ feet, and $1$ inches. The equivalent total distance is $13$ inches.

Name your source file TotalDistance.cpp