[reaxonz]

 #!/usr/bin/env python
#
# This program converts from Fahrenheit to Celsius 

fahr = input ("What is the Fahrenheit Temperature? ")

cels = (fahr - 32) * 5/9
print "Fahrenheit", fahr, "= Celsius", cels

Now for those of you that don't understand this, fahr is the variable that I designated to the Fahrenheit Temperature. The input command assigns whatever you type in to the variable "fahr". Now, cels is the variable I created for Celsius. I used simple math and plugged in the variable and the formula. The print command is essentially what shows up in the prompt. What is in quotes is what shows up in the prompt. The "," adds a space and then displays the variable fahr, which is whatever the person typed in. And you can figure out that the Celsius works the same way. This essentially works as a little calculator for you

[NRK]

noway!!!

you dind't Hello World as first program?

#!/usr/bin/env python
print "hello world"

[Morphih]

Yeah you're breaking the rules!