Mayday, mayday

[confusedandinsane]

I am trying to write this short program that will calculate, (1) the cost for hotel (45 a night), cost for gas (1.67 a gallon) and total cost. The car is going to be used for a total of 200 and it already 20 miles on it. I know that 200/20*1.67 is the correct formula but how would I get the visual 6.00C++ to recognize it.
Here is what I have so far:

#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>

using namespace std;

int main()

{
int num
int destination;
double total;
const double hotel = 45.00


cout<<"Welcome to Oscar Vacation Planner!\n"<<endl;
cout<<"Please enter destination distance"<<endl;
cin>> destination;

cout<<"Enter your cars mileage"<<endl;
cin>> mileage;

cout<<"Enter cost of gas per gallon"<<endl;
cin>> gas;


cout<<"How many days are you staying"<<endl;
total = hotel * 2;

total = destination * mileage /gas;
total = hotel * 2;

/*
gas 1.67
hotel 45.00

*/





cout<< fixed<<showpoint;
cout<<setprecision(2);




cout<<setw(20)<<"Total:";
cout<<setw(10)<<total<<endl;

return 0;
}

[Banfa]

You want to add your 2 totals

cout<<"How many days are you staying"<<endl;
total = hotel * 2;  // <-- oops number of days hard coded to 2
 
total = destination * mileage /gas;  // <-- This overwrites the hotel total
total = hotel * 2;      // <-- This overwrites the car total
 

You need to add the totals instead like this

int days;  // Put this at the top of the function
 
cout<<"How many days are you staying"<<endl;
cin >> days;
total = hotel * days;
 
total += destination * mileage /gas;  // Add car total onto hotel total
 

[confusedandinsane]

I have added the set of code you gave me and along with my code. I am still getting a error message. This is the new error I am receiving, and it is the only one. Can you please take a look at it.



C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\MyProjects\webscript\banta.cpp(7) : error C2447: missing function header (old-style formal list?)

You want to add your 2 totals

cout<<"How many days are you staying"<<endl;
total = hotel * 2;  // <-- oops number of days hard coded to 2
 
total = destination * mileage /gas;  // <-- This overwrites the hotel total
total = hotel * 2;      // <-- This overwrites the car total
 

You need to add the totals instead like this

int days;  // Put this at the top of the function
 
cout<<"How many days are you staying"<<endl;
cin >> days;
total = hotel * days;
 
total += destination * mileage /gas;  // Add car total onto hotel total