using namespace std;
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
	int		roomNum,
			nights;
	float		roomRate,
			roomCost,
			roomTax,
			subTotal,
			phoneCost,
			extraCost,
			grandTotal;
	string	name;
	const float	tax = 0.0975;


	cout 	<< 	"This program is used to generate a billing statement for"
		<<	endl <<	"the Murfreesboro Hotel Inc." << 	endl;	


	// Start prompting for the guest details, such as...

	// ...their name...
	cout	<<	"Guest name: ";
	cin	>>	name;

	// ...their room number...
	cout	<<	"Room number: ";
	cin	>>	roomNum;

	// ...their room's nightly cost...
	cout	<<	"Room rate: ";
	cin	>>	roomRate;

	// ...the number of nights they stayed...
	cout	<<	"Number of nights: ";
	cin	>>	nights;

	// ...the costs incurred on their telephone...
	cout	<<	"Telephone charges: ";
	cin	>>	phoneCost

	// ...and any other various costs.
	cout	<<	"Other charges, such as meals: ";
	cin	>>	extraCost;


	// Now that we have all of our user input, we can start making a
	// few calculations.

	roomCost = roomRate * nights;		// Total cost for renting the room.
	roomTax = roomCost * tax;		// The tax for renting the room
	subTotal = roomCost + roomTax;	// Subtotal, before other costs.
	grandTotal = subTotal + phoneCost + extraCost;
			// Wrap all of our costs together.


	// Give ourselves a bit of room before we start feeding the user the
	// billing statement.
	cout	<<	endl	<<	endl	<<	endl	<<	endl;


	// And now, the billing statement. Start pushing out all the
	// information requested.
	cout	<<	"Guest name: "	<<	name		<<	endl
		<<	"Room number: "	<<	roomNum	<<	endl
		<<	"Room rate: $"	<<	roomRate	<<	endl
		<<	"Nights stayed: "	<<	nights	<<	endl
		<<	"Room cost: $"	<<	roomCost	<<	endl

	// For this segment, format the tax so it looks in a pretty
	// percentile format rather than a decimal.
		<<	"Tax @ "	<<	tax * 100	<< "%: $"
		<<	roomTax	<<	endl

		<<	"Subtotal: $"	<<	subTotal	<<	endl
		<<	"Phone charge: $"	<<	phoneCost	<<	endl
		<<	"Other charge: $"	<<	extraCost	<<	endl
		<<	"GRAND TOTAL: $"	<<	grandtotal	<<	endl

	// A little bit more padding, to give room for the closing.
		<< 	endl	<<	endl

	// ...and a complimentary closing.
		<< 	"Thank you for staying with us at Murfreesboro"	<< endl
		<<	"Hotel. We hope you enjoyed your stay."		<< endl;


	// Woohoo! We're done!
	return 0;
}