Temperature Converter
Convert a Celsius temperature into both Fahrenheit and Kelvin using the standard conversion formulas.
What the problem means: you're given one temperature in Celsius and need to compute the same temperature in two other common scales.
Formulas: F = C * 9/5 + 32 and K = C + 273.15.
Approach: read the Celsius value as a float, compute F and K with the formulas above, then print all three values formatted to the decimal places shown in the example.
Input: One line: a temperature in Celsius (may include a decimal point, may be negative).
Output: One line: <C>°C = <F>°F = <K>K, with Celsius and Fahrenheit shown to 1 decimal place and Kelvin to 2.
25
25.0°C = 77.0°F = 298.15K
- -273.15 <= C <= 1000
Hint 1
Use the exact formulas: F = C * 9/5 + 32 and K = C + 273.15.
Hint 2
f"{value:.1f}" formats a number to 1 decimal place; f"{value:.2f}" formats it to 2.
Read C as a float, then apply the two conversion formulas directly: F = C * 9/5 + 32 and K = C + 273.15. The only tricky part is matching the exact output formatting — use f"{c:.1f}" and f"{f:.1f}" for one decimal place, and f"{k:.2f}" for two decimal places, then join them with the ° and unit labels shown in the example.