ANALYSIS
	Our problem is designed to take values from a predefined file and place
	turn them into a billing statement for the Murfreesboro Hotel Inc. We
	are given 6 input values. Those values are:
		1. The customer's name.
		2. The customer's room number.
		3. The cost of the room per night.
		4. The number of nights they're staying.
		5. Telephone costs.
		6. Extra costs, such as meals.
	From this information, we are required to calculate total costs, doing
	so by using mathematics to add various costs together, and tax others.

TOP-LEVEL ALGORITHM
	a. Include files needed for our project. Libraries needed are:
		1. iostream	cin and cout
		2. fstream	File manipulation.
		3. iomanip	I/O formatting.
		4. string	To keep track of our customer's name.
	b. Declare our variables:
		1. name		string	Customer's name.
		2. roomNumber	int	Room number.
		3. roomRate	float	Cost of room per night.
		4. nights	int	Number of nights stayed.
		5. phoneCost	float	Costs on telephone bill.
		6. extraCost	float	Extra costs to add to bill.
		7. roomCost	float	Total cost of room for total stay.
		8. roomTax	float	Tax charged on room.
		9. subTotal	float	Room's cost with tax.
		10. grandTotal	float	Subtotal, telephone, and extra costs.
		11. tax		float	Constant for the tax rate of 9.25%
	c. Prompt user for the path of a file to open.
	d. Open the file, making sure to use the c_str() function to open the
	   file they specified.
	e. Scan the file for our 6 input values, in the order of:
		1. name
		2. roomNumber
		3. roomRate
		4. nights
		5. phoneCost
		6. extraCost
	   and store their values in memory, in their appropriate variables.
	f. Close the file, as all the information is loaded into memory. Here,
	   closing our file buffer prevents possible damage to the file.
	g. Calculate other costs behind-the-scenes, such as:
		1. roomCost	roomRate * nights
		2. roomTax	roomCost * tax
		3. subTotal	roomCost + roomTax
		4. grandTotal	subTotal + phoneCost + extraCost
	h. Display our billing statement. It will consist of:
		1. Heading
		2. Guest's name
		3. Room Number
		4. Room cost per night (rate)
		5. Number of nights stayed
		6. Cost of room for nights stayed and room rate
		7. Tax charged on room, including percentile rate.
		8. Subtotal, before other costs
		9. Telephone costs
		10. Extra costs
		11. Grand total, with all costs wrapped up
		12. Complimentary closing
VERIFICATION
	As the similar algorithm was applied to the previous assignment, the
	only new thing to verify is our file operations. As we have prompted
	for our file, opened our file, scanned for our variables, and closed
	the file, our algorithm should be similar.