from forex_python.converter import CurrencyRates # create a new CurrencyRates object forex = CurrencyRates() # get the conversion rate between USD and EUR usd_to_eur = forex.get_rate('USD', 'EUR') print(f'1 USD = {usd_to_eur:.2f} EUR') # get the conversion rate between JPY and GBP jpy_to_gbp = forex.get_rate('JPY', 'GBP') print(f'1 JPY = {jpy_to_gbp:.4f} GBP')In the above example, we first import the `CurrencyRates` class from the `forex_python.converter` module. We then create a new instance of the `CurrencyRates` class and use the `get_rate` method to retrieve the conversion rates between different currency pairs. In the first example, we get the conversion rate between USD and EUR and print it out to the console. We format the output to two decimal places using the `:.2f` string format specifier. In the second example, we get the conversion rate between JPY and GBP and format the output to four decimal places using the `:.4f` string format specifier. Overall, the `forex_python` library is a useful package for anyone working with foreign currency and exchange rates in their Python projects.