here's the question. If any one could help me out that would be great.

2. Assignment 7 – The Currency Converter in Chapter 2, change the currency conversion program so that it asks for an exchange rate and three prices to convert.

Begin this exercise with the starter file in the Assignment zip folder.

Downloading Perl: Be sure to DOWNLOAD the latest version of PERL for your Operating System from the following link: https://www.perl.org/get.html Let your instructor know if you have any questions about installation. The file should be installed on the C: drive to a folder called Perl64 (this folder will be created automatically.) 

 Requirements
 
Points
 

Store the Variables
 
35

 

Return the Results
 
35
 

Ensure Results Are Accurate to Two Decimal Places
 
30
 

TOTAL POINTS 
 
100

I need the code created and it needs to store the variables, return the results, and ensure results are accurate to two decimal places. Thanks for all the help!

Lindsay

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