mportant instructions: All programs must include introductory comments as well as comments all throughout the program. The introductory comment should include your name, the class name with section (e.g. CS 101 -24900), the program name, and a brief description of the program. All Programs must also include pseudocode. There are two parts to this question; the detailed pseudocode, and the program itself in C++ Write your program in C++ with Visual Studio, or an online compiler - compile, and execute it. Upload the file with the .ccp extension to Canvas for grading. For visual studio users; Don't forget to use the system ("pause") before the "return" statement at the end of your program. Programming assignment 4: Write a program that will convert U.S. dollar amounts to Phillippine peso and to euros, storing the conversion factors in the constants PESO_PER_DOLLAR and EUROS_PER_DOLLAR. 1 Dollar = 49.39 Philippine Peso 1 Dollar = 0.87 Euros Format your currency amounts in fixed-point notation, with two decimal places of precision, and be sure the decimal point is always displayed. Post your detailed pseudocode in the comments box. See the image below on how to upload your file and also type your pseudocode in the comments section in the following format Purpose: Start Input: Processing: Output: Stop Grading will be affected by: Display formatted results, using fixed, showpoint, $ sign, and setpercision(2) Here is an example of my output

Important instructions:

All programs must include introductory comments as well as comments all throughout the program. The introductory comment should include your name, the class name with section (e.g. CS 101 -24900), the program name, and a  brief description of the program.

All Programs must also include pseudocode. 

There are two parts to this question; the detailed pseudocode, and the program itself in C++

Write your program in C++ with Visual Studio, or an online compiler - compile, and execute it. Upload the file with the .ccp extension to Canvas for grading.  

For visual studio users;

Don't forget to use the system ("pause")  before the "return" statement at the end of your program. 

Programming assignment 4:

Write a program that will convert U.S. dollar amounts to Phillippine peso and to euros, storing the conversion factors in the constants PESO_PER_DOLLAR and EUROS_PER_DOLLAR. 

1 Dollar = 49.39 Philippine Peso

1 Dollar = 0.87 Euros

Format your currency amounts in fixed-point notation, with two decimal places of precision, and be sure the decimal point is always displayed.

Post your detailed pseudocode in the comments box.

See the image below on how to upload your file and also type your pseudocode in the comments section in the following format

Purpose:

  Start

     Input:

     Processing:

     Output:

 Stop

Grading will be affected by:

Display formatted results, using fixed, showpoint, $ sign, and setpercision(2)

Here is an example of my output