Exercise 3:Write a Python program (Lab9_ex3_Id.py) that converts miles to kilometers and kilometers to miles. Theuser will indicate both a number (representing a distance) and a choice of whether that number is in milesto be converted to kilometers or kilometers to be converted to miles. Implement and use the followingfunctions:mToK(..): receives the miles value and returns the corresponding kilometers value.KTOM(..): receives the kilometers value and returns the corresponding miles value.main(...): A starting point function that controls the flow of your program. It calls mToK(...) andKTOM(…) functions.You may use the following conversions: "1 kilometer =0.621 miles" and "1 mile = 1.61 kilometers"Please input:1. Convert Miles to KilometersPlease input:1. Convert Miles to KilometersPlease input:1. Convert Miles to Kilometers2. Convert Kilometers to Miles2. Convert Kilometers to Miles2. Convert Kilometers to MilesEnter lor 2: 5Enter lor 2: 1Enter lor 2: 2Invalid selection. Try again!Please input the miles to be convertedPlease input the kilometers to be120converted 235120.00 miles = 193.20 kilometers235.00 kilometers = 145.94 milesFigure 3(a). Exercise 2 SampleRun 1Figure 3(b). Exercise 2 SampleFigure 3(c). Exercise 2 SampleRun 3Run 2

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Write a Python program (Lab9_ex3_Id.py) that converts miles to kilometers and kilometers to miles. The user will indicate both a number (representing a distance) and a choice of whether that number is in miles to be converted to kilometers or kilometers to be converted to miles. Implement and use the following functions: • mToK(..): receives the miles value and returns the corresponding kilometers value. KTOM(..): receives the kilometers value and returns the corresponding miles value. main(...): A starting point function that controls the flow of your program. It calls mToK(...) and KTOM(…) functions.

Write a Python program (Lab9_ex3_Id.py) that converts miles to kilometers and kilometers to miles. The user will indicate both a number (representing a distance) and a choice of whether that number is in miles to be converted to kilometers or kilometers to be converted to miles. Implement and use the following functions: • mToK(..): receives the miles value and returns the corresponding kilometers value. KTOM(..): receives the kilometers value and returns the corresponding miles value. main(...): A starting point function that controls the flow of your program. It calls mToK(...) and KTOM(…) functions.

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