[ferguson32]

I tried that code that you wrote but it keeps giving me an error where it says break.

while 1:
     try:
	  danish_exchange = float(raw_input("Danish Krones: "))	# Reads the user input for Danish Krones
	  if danish_exchange <= 0:
	     raise ValueError
	break
     except ValueError:
	  print("Invalid entry. Please enter a number > 0.")

[Mekire]

Indentation is critical in python.

This:

while 1:
     try:
	  danish_exchange = float(raw_input("Danish Krones: "))	# Reads the user input for Danish Krones
	  if danish_exchange <= 0:
	     raise ValueError
	break
     except ValueError:
	  print("Invalid entry. Please enter a number > 0.")

Is not the same as this:

while 1:
    try:
        danish_exchange = float(raw_input("Danish Krones: "))
        if danish_exchange <= 0:
            raise ValueError
        break
    except ValueError:
        print("Invalid entry. Please enter a number > 0.")

Also proper indentation should really be 4-spaces. More than 4 is fine if you feel the need, but any less starts getting hard to read. Above all, be consistent.
-Mek

[ferguson32]

Thanks, I was trying to use tab but it wasn't working so I tried the space bar and it indented, weird.