Enter a low limit (limit > = 0): 10 enter a high limit (10 > limit < = 5): 20 enter a step, (0 < step < = 10): 4 celsius fahrenheit a. 10. 50. b. 14. 57.2 c. 18. 64.4

Following are the program in the C Programming Language.

//define header file

#include <stdio.h>

//define constant

#define LowerLimit 0

//define constant

#define HigherLimit 50000

//define main method

int main(void) {

 //set double type variables

 double fahrenheit, celsius;

 int low = -1;

 int high = -1;

 int step = -1;

 int max_steps = 0;

 //set while loop which reads lower limit

 while(low<(int) LowerLimit) {

   printf("Please give in a lower limit, limit >= %d: ", (int)LowerLimit);

   scanf("%d", &low);

 }

 //set while loop which reads higher limit

 while((high<=low)||(high>(int) HigherLimit)) {

   printf("Please give in a higher limit, %d < limit <= %d: ",low,(int)HigherLimit);

   scanf("%d", &high);

 }

 //set while loop which reads steps

 max_steps =high-low;

 while((step <= 0) || (step > max_steps)) {

   printf("Please give in a step, 0 < step >= %d: ", max_steps);

   scanf("%d", &step);

 }

 //initialize the value of low in celsius

 celsius =low;

 //print the following table

 printf("\nCelsius\t\tFahrenheit");

 printf("\n\t\t\n");

 //set while loop

 while(celsius<=high) {

   fahrenheit = (9.0 * celsius) / 5.0 + 32.0;

   printf("%f\t%f\n", celsius, fahrenheit);

   celsius += step;

 }  

 return 0;

}

Explanation:

Here, we define a main() function inside it.

Set two double data type variables and two integer type variables.

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