Write a complete and syntactically correct Python program to solve the following problem:  You are the payroll manager for SoftwarePirates Inc. You have been charged with writing  a package that calculates the monthly paycheck for the salespeople. Salespeople at  SoftwarePirates get paid a base salary of $2000 per month.

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Write a complete and syntactically correct Python program to solve the following problem: 
You are the payroll manager for SoftwarePirates Inc. You have been charged with writing 
a package that calculates the monthly paycheck for the salespeople. Salespeople at 
SoftwarePirates get paid a base salary of $2000 per month. Beyond the base salary, 
each salesperson earns commission on the following scale: 
Sales Commission Rate Bonus 
<$10000 0% 0 
$10000 – $100,000 2% 0 
$100,001 - $500,000 15% $1000 
$500,001 - $1,000,000 28% $5000 
>$1,000,000 35% $100,000

Defining my variables:
vacation_days
base_salary

The following additional conditions apply: 
1. If a salesperson has taken more than 3 vacation days in a month, their pay gets 
reduced by $200 
So my initial question is would I create a variable day like:
variable = vacation_days 
vacation_days = float(input"please enter no. of Vacation Days.")
So then the user would be prompted for the number of days?
then indented under
if vacation_days>3          
               base_salary - 200


2. A salesperson earns a bonus only if they have been with the company for 3 
months or more 
3. For salespeople who have been with the company for 5 years or more and who 
have made sales greater than $100,000 an additional bonus of $1000 is added. 
All input to the program will be interactive from the keyboard. The output of the program 
will include: 

a. The name of the salesperson 
b. Their longevity with the company 
c. Their base salary 
d. The commission earned (in Dollars) 
e. The bonus earned 
f. Additional bonus earned (if any) 
g. Deductions (if any) 
h. A total gross paycheck 
i. Your output should look like a paystub (NOT in paragraph format) 
j. All currency should be formatted with a $ sign and 2 decimal places 


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I can understand most of the logic behind the code, but the indentations and organizing is where I get confused. It doesn't display well on Bartleby.

I run the program and it says raw_input isn't defined.

I also get confused with the raw input, as we've only been exposed to float and int input.
Could I modify these to name = float(input("enter your name)
etc. ?

the integer and raw_input part is the only part that sort of confuses me aside from indentation 

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