I haven't used Term::Prompt, but I did throw this little demo thing together for a former coworker many moons ago. It was written for use on a Unix but should run on WIN (using a WIN cmd obviously) if Term::ReadKey and Term::ReadLine are installed. Note this was written many moons ago, thus no "-w" or "use strict". Hope this might be of some use to you.

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Term::ReadLine;
use Term::ReadKey;

$in = new Term::ReadLine 'LABEL';
$inval = "";
$prompt = " Enter a Unix command.  Enter 'quit' to bailout.\n\n  -> ";
    while ( $inval eq "" ) {
    $inval = $in->readline($prompt);
    }
if ($inval ne "quit") { #Do this
    print "You entered: $inval\n";
    system("$inval");
} else {
    print "You said to quit.\n\nBye!\n";
    $quit = confirm("quit");
    if ($quit eq "n") {
        print "Decided not to quit I see.\n";
    } else {
        print "OK, OK, I'm quitting...\n";
    }
}

pressanykey();

##################################################################
##################################################################
# SUB: Global Sub-Routines #######################################
##################################################################
##################################################################

#####################
# SUB: Clear Screen #
#####################
sub clear {
    system("clear");
}


######################
# SUB: Press Any Key #
######################
sub pressanykey {
    print "\n Press any key to continue...\n";
    ReadMode ('cbreak');
    while (1) {
        $key = ReadKey(0);
        last;
    }
    ReadMode 'restore';
}


#####################
# SUB: Confirmation #
#####################
sub confirm {
    my($action, $key) = @_;
    clear();
    print "\n Are you sure you want to $action? (y/n)";
    ReadMode ('cbreak');
    while (1) {
        $key = lc(ReadKey(0));
        last unless defined $key;
        last if (($key eq "y") || ($key eq "n" ));
    }
    ReadMode 'restore';
    clear();
return($key);
}
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-THRAK
www.polarlava.com

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