Write a Python function that takes as input parameters base_cost (a float) and customer_type and prints a message with information about the total amount owed and how much the tip was. You may recognize this program from HW1. We'll write a very similar program, just modifying it and using string formatting. Feel free to copy/paste code from before and modify it. As a reminder, the tip amounts are 10%, 15% and 20% for stingy, regular, and generous customers. And the tax amount should be 7%. The total amount is calculated as the sum of two amounts: check_amount = base_cost*1.07 tip_amount = tip_percentage*check_amount To receive full credit, you must use string formatting to print out the result from your function, and your amounts owed should display only 2 decimal places (as in the examples below). To "pretty print" the float to a desired precision, you will need to use this format operator (refer back to class slides for more explanation): %.2f Print the results to the console like in the example below, including the base cost of the meal, tax, three tip levels, and total for regular customers. Test cases: inputs: check_amount = 20, customer_type = "regular" --> output: Total owed by regular customer = $24.61 (with $3.21 tip) inputs: check_amount = 26.99, customer_type = "generous" --> output: Total owed by generous customer = $34.66 (with $5.78 tip) inputs: check_amount = 26.99, customer_type = "generous" --> output: Total owed by stingy customer = $16.83 (with $1.53 tip)