When I do run it only shows me one line, what am I doing wrong? I have tried several times.

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When I do run it only shows me one line, what am I doing wrong? I have tried several times. 

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Programming Exercise 1.4
i
Instructions
rectangle.py
+
>- Terminal
1 # Put your code here
Enter with width: 33
int(input("Enter with width: 33"))
int(input("Enter the heighr: 22"))
3 width =
4 height
myprogram.py - /Users/lambertk/myprogram.py (3.6.1)
width - int(input("Enter with width: "))
height - int(input("Enter with height: ))
area - width • height
print("The area is", area, "square units. ")
</>
6 area = width * height
Ln: 1 Col: 0
7
Figure 1-7 Python script in an IDLE window
8 print("The are is", area, "square units.")
Figure 1-7 Python script in an IDLE
window
1. In the Code Editor, enter the
program from Figure 1-7 that
computes the area of a rectangle.
2. Press the Run button, and correct
any errors that occur.
3. Test the program with different
inputs.
An example of the program input and
output is shown below:
Enter the width: 33
Enter the height: 22
The area is 726 square units.
Transcribed Image Text:CENGAGE MINDTAP Q Search this course Programming Exercise 1.4 i Instructions rectangle.py + >- Terminal 1 # Put your code here Enter with width: 33 int(input("Enter with width: 33")) int(input("Enter the heighr: 22")) 3 width = 4 height myprogram.py - /Users/lambertk/myprogram.py (3.6.1) width - int(input("Enter with width: ")) height - int(input("Enter with height: )) area - width • height print("The area is", area, "square units. ") </> 6 area = width * height Ln: 1 Col: 0 7 Figure 1-7 Python script in an IDLE window 8 print("The are is", area, "square units.") Figure 1-7 Python script in an IDLE window 1. In the Code Editor, enter the program from Figure 1-7 that computes the area of a rectangle. 2. Press the Run button, and correct any errors that occur. 3. Test the program with different inputs. An example of the program input and output is shown below: Enter the width: 33 Enter the height: 22 The area is 726 square units.
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