write a program that emulates a calculator:In python

$1.$ Multiplication

$2.$ Division

$3.$ Addition

$4.$ Subtraction

$5.$ Quit

$$ Display a menu where the user would select his choice by typing a number. If the user types an invalid choice, then display a msg error $$

$$ The user input are float numbers

$$ Format your output $($floating number$)$ to $2$ digits after the $\text{'}.\text{'}(\mathrm{.}2$f$)$

$$ Treat the exception where a user type $0($zero$)$ to divide by

$$ Helpful HINTs:

$1.$ If you do not cast$/$convert your input $($i$.$e$.,$ choice$)$ data type to an int, then

it will be read as a character. Thus, you will have to compare it to a

character and not to an int!

$$ choice $=$ input$($choice : $)$

$$ use $[$if $($choice $==1)$ :$]$ #instead of $[$if $($choice $==1)]$

$2.$ For calculating the input $($a$,$ b$),$ make sure you cast your input type to a

float data type when reading input, otherwise your input will be read as a

character

$=$ float$($input$($Enter a: $)$