I wrote this program in Python:
x = int(input("Enter Weight in Kilograms: "))
result = x*2.2
print("Your weight in Kilograms is: ","{0:.2f}".format(x), "\nYour weight in Pounds is: ","{0:.2f}".format(result))
In Python programming the value of 'x' even though it is in the INT format, will still allow the program to get the decimal places.
The "results" will simply return the full float of the inputted value. The addition of the "{0:.2f}.format(variable)" is used to limit the number of decimal places that will be displayed.
