dimanche 25 juin 2017

Python: How to use user input to close or continue a while loop

I am new to python, and still trying to figure out the basics. I've looked for an answer online, but no solutions seem to work for me. I don't know if I'm missing something small, or my total structure is wrong. The calculation portion of my code works like it's supposed to.

My problem is, I can't figure out how to ask the user to input yes or no resulting in:

(the answer YES restarting the loop so the user can try another calculation)

(the answer NO closing the loop/ending the program)

Please let me know what you suggest!

    play = True

while play:

    hours = float(input("Please enter the number of hours worked this week: "))
    rate = float(input("Please enter your hourly rate of pay: "))

    #if less than 40 hrs
    if hours <= 40:
        pay = hours * rate
        print "Your pay for this week is",pay

    #overtime 54hrs or less   
    elif hours > 40 < 54:
        timeandhalf = rate * 1.5
        pay = (40 * hours * rate) + ((hours - 40) * timeandhalf)
        print "Your pay for this week is",pay 

    #doubletime more than 54hrs        
    elif hours > 54:
        timeandhalf = rate * 1.5
        doubletime = rate * 2
        pay = (40 * hours * rate) + ((hours - 40) * timeandhalf) + ((hours - 54) * doubletime)
        print "Your pay for this week is",pay    


    answer = (input("Would you like to try again?: "))
    if str(answer) == 'yes':
        play = True
    else:
        play = False

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