Build a Travel Weather Planner

For this lab, you will use conditional statements to determine whether commuting is possible based on the weather, the distance to travel, and the availability of a vehicle. **Objective:** Fulfill the user stories below and get all the tests to pass to complete the lab. **User Stories:** 1. You should create the following variables: * `distance_mi` (a number representing the distance to travel in miles) * `is_raining` (a boolean representing if the user is currently experiencing rainy weather) * `has_bike` (a boolean representing if the user has a bicycle) * `has_car` (a boolean representing if the user has a car) * `has_ride_share_app` (a boolean representing if the user has an app that allows them to request a ride) 1. You should use conditional statements to determine whether commuting is possible based on the values of these variables. 1. You should use `if`, `elif`, and `else` statements to evaluate the distance categories in ascending order. 1. If `distance_mi` is a falsy value: * You should print `False`. 1. If the distance is **less than or equal to 1 mile**: * You should print `True` only if it is **not raining**. * Otherwise, you should print `False`. 1. If the distance is **greater than 1 mile and less than or equal to 6 miles**: * You should print `True` only if the person has a bike **and** it is not raining. * Otherwise, you should print `False`. 1. If the distance is **greater than 6 miles**: * You should print `True` if the person has a car **or** has a ride-share app. * Otherwise, you should print `False`.