In: Computer Science
Python Programming
You can calculate a person’s weight on the different planets within our solar system by multiplying their mass by the gravity factor on the surface of the planet.
Weight = Earth Weight x Surface Gravity Factor
| 
 Planet  | 
 Surface Gravity Factor  | 
| 
 Mercury  | 
 0.38  | 
| 
 Venus  | 
 0.91  | 
| 
 Moon  | 
 0.165  | 
| 
 Mars  | 
 0.38  | 
| 
 Jupiter  | 
 2.34  | 
| 
 Saturn  | 
 0.93  | 
| 
 Uranus  | 
 0.92  | 
| 
 Neptune  | 
 1.12  | 
| 
 Pluto  | 
 0.066  | 
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For example if you weigh 100 pounds on earth on Mars you would be:
Mars Weight 38 = 100 x .38
You Must Code the following:
Put s prefixes in front of variables that contain string values and n prefix for variables that contain numbers.
Please include screenshots. thank you.
/******************************main.py***********************/
#declaring constant
MERCURY = .38
VENUS = .91
MOON = .165
MARS = .38
JUPITER = 2.34
SATURN = .93
URANUS = .92
NEPTUNE = 1.12
PLUTO = 0.066
#input name and Weight on earth
sName = input("Enter Your Name: ")
nWeight = float(input("Enter Weight: "))
#calculate Weight on Each Planet
weightOnMercury = nWeight * MERCURY
weightOnVenus = nWeight * VENUS
weightOnMoon = nWeight * MOON
weightOnMars = nWeight * MARS
weightOnJupiter = nWeight * JUPITER
weightOnSaturn = nWeight * SATURN
weightOnUranus = nWeight * URANUS
weightOnNeptune = nWeight * NEPTUNE
weightOnPluto = nWeight * PLUTO
#print Weight on each Planet
print(sName+"'s Weight on \"Solar System\"")
print("Planet\t\tWeight")
print("MERCURY\t\t%.2f"%weightOnMercury)
print("VENUS\t\t%.2f"%weightOnVenus)
print("MOON\t\t%.2f"%weightOnMoon)
print("MARS\t\t%.2f"%weightOnMars)
print("JUPITER\t\t%.2f"%weightOnJupiter)
print("SATURN\t\t%.2f"%weightOnSaturn)
print("URANUS\t\t%.2f"%weightOnUranus)
print("NEPTUNE\t\t%.2f"%weightOnNeptune)
print("PLUTO\t\t%.2f"%weightOnPluto)

Please let me know if you have any doubt or modify the answer, Thanks:)