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v = float(input('Valor: R$ '))
b = 5.33
print(f'U$ {v * b:.2f}')
When I make some input code, give an error in the terminal after some time without typing something.
Erro: invalid literal for int() with base ou could not convert string to float
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You are probably typing a value with the "," (comma) as decimal separator ex: 1,23, try typing the number with decimal box separated by point "." ex: 1.23.
Another alternative is to add a treatment to the input before converting to float with the method .replace(), replacing the comma with the dot:
v = float(input('Valor: R$ ').replace(",", "."))
b = 5.33
print(f'U$ {v * b:.2f}')
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I have an idea of what it is, but to confirm I would like you to put me an example of input for the script.
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