Temperature Converter

Create a Temperature class that stores a temperature value and its unit (C for Celsius, F for Fahrenheit). Add two methods:

• toCelsius(): returns the value in Celsius
• toFahrenheit(): returns the value in Fahrenheit

If the temperature is already in the target unit, return it unchanged. Use the formulas:

• °F to °C: (value - 32) * 5 / 9
• °C to °F: value * 9 / 5 + 32

Read a value and unit from stdin. Print both conversions, rounded to one decimal place.

Input

• Line 1: the value (decimal number, -500 <= value <= 1000, at most one digit after the decimal point)
• Line 2: the unit (a single character: C or F)

Output

• Line 1: Celsius: X
• Line 2: Fahrenheit: X

(X formatted to one decimal place)

Examples

Input:
100.0
C

Output:
Celsius: 100.0
Fahrenheit: 212.0

Input:
32.0
F

Output:
Celsius: 0.0
Fahrenheit: 32.0

Input:
0.0
C

Output:
Celsius: 0.0
Fahrenheit: 32.0

The reverse direction: starting from 0°C also lands on 32°F.

Input:
-40.0
C

Output:
Celsius: -40.0
Fahrenheit: -40.0

-40 is the one point where the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales agree.