Log in to ranger using your class account (refer to previous labs if you have questions about how to log in.) Create a source file called cla6.py using the file editor in idle3 (refer to CLA3- Introduction to IDLE for how use IDLE from ranger) Follow these instructions: at a ranger prompt type: idle3 & . To write a new Python program in IDLE, open a new script window: Click File on the menu bar, then click New Window (alternately you can press Ctrl+N). .Write a python program that meets the given problem specification. . Problem Specification . The program should calculate the area of two rectangles, display the areas as output, and also tell the user which rectangle has greater area. . To do this: read input from the user; length and width of rectangle1. (NOTE: Use variable names -length1 and width1; these should be floating point values; use input prompts as shown in sample output below.) . read input from user; length and width of rectangle2.(NOTE: Use variable names - length2 and width2; these should be floating point values; use input prompts as shown in sample output below.) . calculate area1 = length 1 times width 1 . calculate area2 = length 2 times width2 .Display area1 and area2 (NOTE: area should be displayed to two decimal places; use print statements as shown in sample output below.) .if area1 is greater than area 2 the program should display "Area of rectangle1 is greater than area of rectangle2." (NOTE: quotes are excluded from the output; your output will not be bold.) . otherwise the program should display "Area of rectangle1 could either be less than or equal to area of rectangle2." (NOTE: quotes are excluded from the output; your output will not be bold.) . Refer to the sample output below to craft your program output: Sample Output1 Enter length of rectangle1: 10 Enter width of rectangle 1: 20 Enter length of rectangle2: 5 Enter width of rectangle2: 5 Area of rectangle1 is 200.00 Area of rectangle2 is 25.00 Area of rectangle1 is greater than area of rectangle2. Sample Output 2 Enter length of rectangle 1:2 Enter width of rectangle1: 6 Enter length of rectangle2: 2 Enter width of rectangle2: 10 Area of rectangle1 is 12.00 Area of rectangle2 is 20.00 Area of rectangle1 could either be less than or equal to area of rectangle2.