Jackie earned €1,000, and now he wants to put these savings in the bank for several months. However, he has not yet decided on the exact term for the contribution.
Suppose that the bank that Jackie chose has offers for different amounts of time. The interest rates also change from month to month. So, let's say he decides to put money for three months, and the bank sets interest rates of 5%, 7% and 4%. The actual algorithm will be as follows:
Amount after the first month: €1,000 * 1.05 = €1,050
Amount after the second month: €1,050 * 1.07 = €1,123.5
Amount after the third month: €1,123.5 * 1.04 = €1,168.44
Thus, the final amount will be equal to €1,168.44. Round the value to two decimal places!
Your task is to correct the errors in the definition of the final_deposit_amount() function and implement it. The function should calculate and return the amount of money that Jackie will receive at the end. Note that we use interest rates as positional arguments to the function. We also have a keyword-only argument amount. You do not need to call a function, just implement it.
Tip: Use round(amount, 2) to get the value you need.
