Pythagoras Solver | Python Fiddle

__author__ = 'Owner'
# This program is going to solve the obtuse of a right angled triangle using pythagoras theorem
import math

# Store input numbers
base = float(input('Enter base of triangle: '))        #I called my variable base
height = float(input('Enter the height of triangle: '))        #I called my variable height

#calulating my obtuse using Pythagoras theorem the square of obtuse equal of sum of of the square of
# the base and the square of the height   a2 = b2 + c2
square_obtuse = 0.0      #I set the variable square_obtuse to 0.0 there by creating a float (a number with decimals)
obtuse = 0.0    #I set the variable obtuse to 0.0 there by creating a float (a number with decimals

square_obtuse = (base * base)+ (height * height)   #assinging sqaure_obtuse the value of pytagoras solution a2= b2+c2
obtuse = math.sqrt(square_obtuse)  #finding the square root of square_obtuse by using the python function math.sqrt()

# Display the answer
print("The obtuse of a triangle of base ", base, "and height ", height, "is ", obtuse)

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