I should have included the code that I already have. I've attatched an image of what I've already done. Is it possible for you to fit in the case insensitive coding to what I've already got? I'm very confusd. temp = float (input ("Enter a temperature value to convert: "))unit = input ("Convert to Fahrenheit or Celsius? Enter either F or C: ")if unit == "C":temp = round ((temp - 32) / 1.8, 1)print (f"The temperature in Fahrenheit is: {temp} °F")elif unit == "F":temp = round (1.8 * temp + 32,1)print (f"The temperature in Celsius is: {temp} °C")print("You did not enter an F or C. Goodbye.")else:

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I should have included the code that I already have. I've attatched an image of what I've already done. Is it possible for you to fit in the case insensitive coding to what I've already got? I'm very confusd.

temp = float (input ("Enter a temperature value to convert: "))
unit = input ("Convert to Fahrenheit or Celsius? Enter either F or C: ")
if unit == "C":
temp = round ((temp - 32) / 1.8, 1)
print (f"The temperature in Fahrenheit is: {temp} °F")
elif unit == "F":
temp = round (1.8 * temp + 32,1)
print (f"The temperature in Celsius is: {temp} °C")
print("You did not enter an F or C. Goodbye.")
else:

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