ForGit.py

#Don't change anything to this unless you finally learn how to do loops
print ("Time to enter all the fun information:      " + "\n")

target.write("How large of email pst was analyzed? \n")
x1 = raw_input("How big was the email dump?: ")
target.write(x1 + "\n")

target.write("How many devices were imaged? \n")
x2 = raw_input("How many devices were imaged?: ")
target.write(x2 + "\n")

target.write("How many hours did you spend analyzing? \n")
analysis_hours = raw_input("How many hours did you spend analyzing?: ")
target.write(analysis_hours + "\n")

target.write("How many mobile apps were analyzed? \n")
x4 = raw_input("how many mobile apps were analyzed?:  ")
target.write(x4 + "\n")

target.write("How many hours were spent consulting? \n")
consulting_hours = raw_input("How many hours were spent consulting: ")
target.write(consulting_hours + "\n")

target.write("How large were the reports in GB? \n")
x6 = raw_input("How large were the reports in GB?: ")
target.write(x6 + "\n")

#This is where the magic happens
def vendor_costs(consulting_hours, analysis_hours, consulting_rate, analysis_rate):
	return (consulting_hours*consulting_rate) + (analysis_hours*analysis_rate)

companies = {'CompanyA': {'consulting_rate': 400, 'analysis_rate': 300}, 
'CompanyB': {'consulting_rate': 295, 'analysis_rate': 295}, 
'CompanyC': {'consulting_rate': 190, 'analyis_rate': 295}}

for company, information in companies.items():
	estimated_cost = vendor_costs(consulting_hours, analysis_hours, information['consulting_rate'], information['analysis_rate'])
	print 'Estimated Cost for {} is {}'.format(company,estimated_cost)