The formula for converting from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit is as follows:

F = 1.8 * C + 32

Where F is the Fahrenheit temperature and C is the Celsius temperature.

In a .py file, create a variable and assign it an integer representing a celsius temperature that is entered as user input().  input()'s message should prompt the user to enter an integer value.

For this programming challenge, you will then write a function called fahrenheit that takes in an integer representing a Celsius temperature as its argument.  The function will return the Fahrenheit equivalent temperature of that argument to 1 place after the decimal.

At the end of your program, display the Fahrenheit equivalent in a print statement message formatted like so:  "The Fahrenheit equivalent of [user entered integer] degrees Celsius is [number returned by function]".

To make sure that the function works, run your program multiple times and call the function on different user entered integer values both negative and positive.