Create a Python program that will calculate the square root of the floating- point number and display the answer in 2 decimal places without importing the math package. Input 1. A number Output Enter a number: 4 The square root of 4.0 is 2.00

As you know, you can find the area of a rectangle by multiplying its length by its width. You can also find the perimeter by adding the lengths of all four sides together. Write a Python program that accepts a base and height from the user as input and neatly prints the perimeter, the area, and the longest side. You output should be formatted similarly following. Notice that the decimal points are aligned, and all values are rounded to two decimal places with no commas; remember to use format()!

Write a python program which creates and outputs variables of various types.  For any lines of code which produce an error, comment out the line and add a comment indicating what the problem is with the line--not only what error message you got, but what it means (explain why). Make sure you do each of the following: set a variable to an Integer value set a variable to a a floating point value create a string using double quotes " which contains both single ' and double " quotes create a string using single quotes ' which contains both single ' and double " quotes create a string using triple single quotes '''' which contains both single ' and double " quotes create a string using triple single quotes """ which contains both single ' and double " quotes use the type conversion functions to convert: integer to float float to string string to integer 2 other type conversions Use the "print" function to output the value of each variable and use the type function to output the data…