Consider the following foreign currencies and their equivalents to one U.S. dollar
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British pound:
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0.65 pound per U.S. dollar
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Canadian dollar:
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1.4 dollars per U.S. dollar
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Dutch guilder:
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1.7 guilders per U.S. dollar
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French franc:
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5.3 francs per U.S. dollar
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German mark:
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1.5 marks per U.S. dollar
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Italian lira:
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1570 lira per U.S. dollar
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Japanese yen:
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98 yen per U.S. dollar
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Mexican peso:
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3.4 pesos per U.S. dollar
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Swiss franc:
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1.3 francs per U.S. dollar
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Write an interactive, menu-driven program that will accept two different currencies and return the value of the second currency per one unit of the first currency. (For example, if the two currencies are Japanese yen and Mexican pesos, the program will return the number of Mexican pesos equivalent to one Japanese yen.) Use the data given above to carry out the conversions. Design the program so that it executes repeatedly, until a stopping condition is selected from the menu.