More user input and type conversion, calculations, and using rjust( ) and string formatting to make money display the way it's supposed to be.
# Set the line width
intLW = 60
# Welcome the user
print("%"*intLW)
print("%%"+"Rectangle Area Calculator".center(intLW-4)+"%%")
print("%"*intLW)
print("Enter the height and width of your".center(intLW))
print("rectangle and I will tell you the area.".center(intLW))
print("\n")
# Get user input
strHeight = input("Enter the height: ")
strWidth = input("Enter the width: ")
# Convert input to float
flHeight = float(strHeight)
flWidth = float(strWidth)
# Do the calculation
flArea = flWidth * flHeight
# Print the result
print(f"The area of your rectangle is: {flArea}")# Set the line width
intLW = 60
# Welcome the user
print("$"*intLW)
print("$$"+"Currency Exchange Calculator".center(intLW-4)+"$$")
print("$"*intLW)
print("Euros to Dollars".center(intLW))
print("\n")
# Get user input
strEuros = input("Enter the number of Euros you have: ")
# Convert input to float
flEuros = float(strEuros)
# Do the calculation
flDollars = flEuros * 1.25
# Print the result
print(f"Your exchange results will be:")
print(f"{flEuros:.2f}".rjust(10)+" Euros is equal to")
print(f"{flDollars:.2f}".rjust(10)+ " Dollars")