Write a program that lets the user enter in some English text, then converts the text to Pig-Latin. To review, Pig-Latin takes the first letter of a word, puts it at the end, and appends “ay”. The only exception is if the first letter is a vowel, in which case we keep it as it is and append “hay” to the end. For example: “hello” -> “ellohay”, and “image” -> “imagehay”

It will be useful to define a list or tuple at the top called VOWELS. This way, you can check if a letter x is a vowel with the expression x in VOWELS.

It’s tricky for us to deal with punctuation and numbers with what we know so far, so instead, ask the user to enter only words and spaces. You can convert their input from a string to a list of strings by calling split on the string:

“My name is John Smith”.split(“ ”) -> [“My”, “name”, “is”, “John”, “Smith”]