Some hints:
- Your function is going to have two inputs: a numerical temperature value and a string character that is either 'F' or 'C'.
- Your function should have one output, or the velocity value you calculate.
- You have to convert your temperature to Rankine, but the way you convert will change based on whether your temperature is in C or F. So you'll need a structure that lets you choose between different lines of code based on certain conditions.
- After you've made the right conversion, it's just simple arithmetic, and you already have the function needed [V = 40.02sqrt(T)].
Final hint: you can do this in about six lines of code, all in a single function that you write.
