Getting type from input() function in Python 3.0

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How can I get the same functionality of Python 2.0's input() function?

Use int() or float() like this.

data = int(input("Enter any value: "))
print(f'{data} is of type: {type(data)}')

Output:
Enter any value: 5
5 is of type: <class 'int'>

input() in Python 2 should no be used because it had eval(),so i lot posts was made that should never use input() in Python 2.
Python 3 input() just string,but can use int() and float() as showed.