Wrong test, Part 1, Section 5, Programming Exsercise 6

[iodoubo]

Hello!
I wrote the following program!

fahrenheit = int(input("Please type in a temperature (F): "))
celsius = (fahrenheit - 32)*(5/9)
if celsius >= 0:
print(f"{fahrenheit} degrees Fahrenheit equals {celsius} degrees Celsius")
if celsius < 0:
print(f"{fahrenheit} degrees Fahrenheit equals {celsius} degrees Celsius")
print("Brr! it's cold in here!")

And it works perfectly fine for positive and negative numbers including zero!
So what's the problem with the test button? Because when i press it, it gives me this:

Your program did not print out message 'Brr! It's cold in here!' in a case where the temperature is below zero. Make sure that this print out happens with input -34

Which is clearly wrong cause when i put an input : -34
my code runs well as it's shown below:

Please type in a temperature (F): -34
-34 degrees Fahrenheit equals -36.66666666666667 degrees Celsius
Brr! it's cold in here!

Please fix it! Thank you!

[zevelix]

@iodoubo Looks like the test is case sensitive. Check your capitalization on the print statement if the temperature is <0 Celsius.