"""
John Rachlin

distance [mi] = speed [mi/hr] X time [hr]
time [hr] = distance [mi] / speed [mi/hr]

Boston to Arizona:  2637 miles
John drove: 90 miles per hour
"""


# We'll talk about "main" next week.
# It basically identifies the starting point for our code.
# This is especially useful when the program contains many lines of code

def main():
    
    # inputs
    distance = float(input("Enter distance [mi]: "))
    speed = float(input("Speed [mi/hour]: "))
    
    # compute travel time (hours)
    time = distance / speed 
    print("Travel time: ", round(time, 2), "hours")
    
    # convert to days
    time_days = time / 24
    print("Travel time: ", round(time_days, 2), "days")
    
    
main()    # Call the main function - start the code running!