Step 1: Read the program requirements The area of a

Step 1: Read the program requirements
The area of a rectangle can be calculated according to the following formula:
Area = Length X Width
Design a function that accepts a rectangle’s width and length as arguments and returns the rectangle’s area. Use the function in a program that prompts the user to enter a rectangle’s length and width. Then do this again for a second rectangle. Compare the two rectangle’s area and display which rectangle’s area is greaterStep 2: Read thru the Pseudocode
Module main()
Declare local variables for first rectangle: area1, length1, width1
Declare local variables for second rectangle: area2, length2, width2
Get the length and width for rectangle 1 from the user
Get the length and width for rectangle 2 from the user
Call compute_area passing length1 and width1. Area1 will be returned from function
Call compute_area again. This time passing length2 and width2. Area2 will be returned from function
Compare area1 to area2. Print the larger rectangle info
End module MainModule compute_Area(length, width)
Compute Area by multiplying length X width
Return Area
End Module compute_areaStep 3: Create a new Python file in your editor
See notes from last week for help.Step 4: Create the Main method
Define your main method using Python code.Step 5: Create compute_Area function
Define your compute_area function using Python code.