// Programmer: Dylan McDonald
// Class & Section: CS 54, Section <n>
// Date: January 23, 2007
// Purpose: To help Justin count his change

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
  int numDimes, numNickels, numPennies, numQuarters;
  int numOnes, numTwos, numFives, numTens;
  int pesoAmount;
  double finalAmount;
  const double PESO2DOLLAR = 0.092;

  /* part I - ask the user for US coins */
  cout << "How many quarters do you have? ";
  cin >> numQuarters;
  cout << "How many dimes you have? ";
  cin >> numDimes;
  cout << "How many nickels do you have? ";
  cin >> numNickels;
  cout << "How many pennies do you have? ";
  cin >> numPennies;

  /* part I - get the final amount & report it */
  finalAmount = numQuarters * 0.25 + numDimes * 0.1 + numNickels * 0.05
    + numPennies * 0.01;
  cout << "You have $" << finalAmount << " in US coins." << endl;

  /* part II - ask the user for Mexican coins */
  cout << "How many 1 peso coins do you have? ";
  cin >> numOnes;
  cout << "How many 2 peso coins do you have? ";
  cin >> numTwos;
  cout << "How many 5 peso coins do you have? ";
  cin >> numFives;
  cout << "How many 10 peso coins do you have? ";
  cin >> numTens;

  /* part II - add & convert pesos and then report it */
  pesoAmount = numOnes + 2 * numTwos +  5 * numFives + 10 * numTens;
  finalAmount = finalAmount + (PESO2DOLLAR * pesoAmount);
  cout << "You have $" << finalAmount << " in all currencies." << endl;

  return 0;
}