tip calculator not displaying proper dollar format

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Use:

print('To tip 20% the amount is: $ {:.2f}'.format(tip20))

Another way is to use [url=https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#round]round[/url].

print('To tip 20% the amount is: $',round(tip20,2))

This was the answer I was looking for!! Thank you so much!!
I used both of your suggestions and they both solved the issue at hand. I was wondering though if there is a certain situation[s] where one option is preferred over the other?

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I just wanted to post this to show anyone else that might have this same problem arise.

Here is the code with the new changes, I incorporated both to demonstrate that they both give the same desired result.

Thanks again to HBKNJR, and others for your help!!

food = float(input('What is your food total?: '))

tax = 0.08 * food 
print('The sales tax is: $ {:.2f}'.format(tax))

total = tax + food
print('\nYour total bill comes to: $ {:.2f}'.format(total))


tip10 = 0.10 * total
tip15 = 0.15 * total
tip20 = 0.20 * total
print('\nTo tip 10% the amount is: $ {:.2f}'.format(tip10))
print('To tip 15% the amount is: $',round(tip15,2))
print('To tip 20% the amount is: $',round(tip20,2))

And the new and improved output:

Output:
What is your food total?: 56.85
The sales tax is: $ 4.55

Your total bill comes to: $ 61.40

To tip 10% the amount is: $ 6.14
To tip 15% the amount is: $ 9.21
To tip 20% the amount is: $ 12.28
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