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Python - Calculate Money Change and Denomination

🐍 Python program to calculate change and denominations. The user enters the price and then the amount of money given. The program will figure out the change and the number of ones, twos, fives, tens, twenties, fifties, hundreds, two hundreds, and thousands to be returned.

Use dictionary data type.

Solution

def changecalculator(bill, received):
    if received > bill:

        change_dic = {'thousand' : 0, 'fivehundred' : 0, 'twohundred' : 0, 'hundred' : 0, 'fifty' : 0, 'twenty' : 0, 'ten' : 0, 'five' : 0, 'two' : 0, 'one' : 0}

        changeof = received - bill
        rem = changeof
        print(f"Amount to be returned: {rem}")
        while rem > 0:
            if rem >= 1000:
                change_dic['thousand'] += rem//1000
                rem = rem%1000
                
            elif rem >= 500:
                change_dic['fivehundred'] += rem//500
                rem = rem%500
                
            elif rem >= 200:
                change_dic['twohundred'] += rem//200
                rem = rem%200
                
            elif rem >= 100:
                change_dic['hundred'] += rem//100
                rem = rem%100
                
            elif rem >= 50:
                change_dic['fifty'] += rem//50
                rem = rem%50
                
            elif rem >= 20:
                change_dic['twenty'] += rem//20
                rem = rem%20
                
            elif rem >= 10:
                change_dic['ten'] += rem//10
                rem = rem%10
                
            elif rem >= 5:
                change_dic['five'] += rem//5
                rem = rem%5
                
            elif rem >= 2:
                change_dic['two'] += rem//2
                rem = rem%2
                
            elif rem >= 1:
                change_dic['one'] += rem//1
                rem = rem%1
                
    return change_dic
    
if __name__ == '__main__':
    bill = int(input("Enter the bill amount: "))
    received = int(input("Enter the received amount: "))
    print(changecalculator(bill, received))
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