Write an algorithm and a Java program that reads in a speed in kilometers per hour $($km$/$h$)$ and a distance in kilometers, then calculates the equivalent speed in miles per hour $($mph$)$ and the time it takes to travel the given distance at the entered speed.

Use the following formulas:

Speed in miles per hour $=$ Speed in kilometers per hour $\backslash$times $0\mathrm{.}621671$

Time $=$ distance $/$ Speed in kilometers per hour

Hint:

Improve the format of the output by showing only two digits after the decimal point for the speed in mph$.$ This practice is known as setting the precision to two decimal places. You can use the printf method for formatted output $($instead of println or print$)$ which will be covered in later lectures. For Example: System.out.printf$("$Speed in miles per hour is $\%4\mathrm{.}2$f$",$ SpeedMilesPerHour$)$;