#   Keith Ryan
#   Week 2 Assignment
#Simple program to take user input for Weight (in kg) and Height (in cm)
#Then we caclulate the user height in meters squared, finally we calculate the BMI
user_weight_kg = int(input('Enter Weight (in Kg): ')) #Convert user input to int, assumes user will enter a int value
user_height_cm = int(input('Enter Height (in cm): '))
user_heigh_msquared = (user_height_cm/100)**2 # ** operater does power, **2 is squared, **3 is cubed, etc. see: https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/operator.html
user_bmi = round((user_weight_kg/user_heigh_msquared),2) #Round to two decimal palces the users bmi
print(f"BMI: {str(user_bmi)}")

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print(f'BMI: {str(user_bmi)}')

user_weight_kg = int(input('Enter Weight (in Kg): '))
user_height_cm = int(input('Enter Height (in cm): '))
user_heigh_msquared = (user_height_cm / 100) ** 2
user_bmi = round(user_weight_kg / user_heigh_msquared, 2)
print(f'BMI: {str(user_bmi)}')

#   Keith Ryan
#   Week 2 Assignment
#Simple program to take user input for Weight (in kg) and Height (in cm)
#Then we caclulate the user height in meters squared, finally we calculate the BMI
user_weight_kg = int(input('Enter Weight (in Kg): ')) #Convert user input to int, assumes user will enter a int value
user_height_cm = int(input('Enter Height (in cm): '))
user_heigh_msquared = (user_height_cm/100)**2 # ** operater does power, **2 is squared, **3 is cubed, etc. see: https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/operator.html
user_bmi = round((user_weight_kg/user_heigh_msquared),2) #Round to two decimal palces the users bmi
print(f"BMI: {str(user_bmi)}")
