Question

Make a menu for a restaurant using python. Make sure there are choices on the menu. Give me a little description of how you did it.

Answer 1

Programmed with PyCharm.

Code:

from tkinter import *

window=Tk()
window.title("Restaurant Menu and Billing") # Title of the window
window.geometry("450x500") # Geometry of the Window

# Function to Calculate the total amount
def calculate():
    grilledShrimp = e1.get() # Get the quantity of Grilled Shrimp
    chickenWings = e2.get() # Get the quantity of Chicken Wings
    greekSalad = e3.get() # Get the quantity of Greek Salad
    caesarSalad = e4.get() # Get the quantity of Caesar Salad
    angusHamburger = e5.get() # Get the quantity of Angus Hamburger
    meatballSandwich = e6.get() # Get the quantity of Meatball Sandwich
    redmoorLinguine = e7.get() # Get the quantity of Redmoor Linguine
    linguineandMeatballs = e8.get() # Get the quantity of Linguine and Meatballs
    total=((int(grilledShrimp)*10) + (int(chickenWings)*11) + (int(greekSalad)*6) + (int(caesarSalad)*8) +
           (int(angusHamburger)*9) + (int(meatballSandwich)*9) + (int(redmoorLinguine)*10) + (int(linguineandMeatballs)*14)) # Calculate total amount
    label10 = Label(window, text =f"${total}", font="times 18").place(x=330, y =380) # Print total amount

# Labels that show the Items and their price
label0 = Label(window, text ="Menu", font="times 28 bold").place(x=150, y =30)
label9 = Label(window, text ="Item                     Price Qty", font="times 20 bold").place(x=90, y =80)
label1 = Label(window, text ="Grilled Shrimp                     $10", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =120)
label2 = Label(window, text ="Chicken Wings                    $11", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =150)
label3 = Label(window, text ="Greek Salad                         $6", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =180)
label4 = Label(window, text ="Caesar Salad                        $8", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =210)
label5 = Label(window, text ="Angus Hamburger                $9", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =240)
label6 = Label(window, text ="Meatball Sandwich              $9", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =270)
label7 = Label(window, text ="Redmoor Linguine              $10", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =300)
label8 = Label(window, text ="Linguine and Meatballs      $14", font="times 18").place(x=50, y =330)
label10 = Label(window, text ="Total: ", font="times 18").place(x=250, y =380)

# Entries that take in quantity as input
e1 = Entry(window, width=3)
e1.place(x=370, y=125)
e1.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value
e2 = Entry(window, width=3)
e2.place(x=370, y=155)
e2.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value
e3 = Entry(window, width=3)
e3.place(x=370, y=185)
e3.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value
e4 = Entry(window, width=3)
e4.place(x=370, y=215)
e4.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value
e5 = Entry(window, width=3)
e5.place(x=370, y=245)
e5.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value
e6 = Entry(window, width=3)
e6.place(x=370, y=275)
e6.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value
e7 = Entry(window, width=3)
e7.place(x=370, y=305)
e7.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value
e8 = Entry(window, width=3)
e8.place(x=370, y=335)
e8.insert(0, "0") # Set zero as default value

b1 = Button(window, text='Total', width=30, command=calculate).place(x=100, y=450) # Button when clicked displays the total amount

window.mainloop()

Output: