Python people:

Recall function convert_to_celsius from the Design Recipe lecture. That function has one parameter representing a temperature in Fahrenheit and returns that temperature in Celsius.
Another function named usa_city_temperature returns the current temperature in a given American city (in Fahrenheit, naturally). For example:

>>> usa_city_temperature("Atlanta")
72

Write a one-line expression that calls both convert_to_celsius and usa_city_temperature. It should give the temperature in Seattle (an American city) in Celsius. Be careful about capitalization and spelling!