updated the web-scrape file

[Expire0]

I put the execution statements in a function and used pandas for the output formatting. I also updated the requirements file to include pandas.

Additionally I added the promo price html tag ( div) .

Example of the output
https://www.lehmansubaru.com/promotions/service/index.htm
Product Promo
0 FREE MULTI-POINT INSPECTION $49.95
1 FREE MULTI-POINT INSPECTION $14.95
2 FREE MULTI-POINT INSPECTION $59.95
3 Subaru Tire Store $49.95
4 Subaru Tire Store $14.95
5 Subaru Tire Store $59.95
6 A/C Cabin Filter $49.95
7 A/C Cabin Filter $14.95
8 A/C Cabin Filter $59.95
9 Tire Rotation $49.95
10 Tire Rotation $14.95
11 Tire Rotation $59.95
12 Synthetic Oil & Filter Change $49.95
13 Synthetic Oil & Filter Change $14.95
14 Synthetic Oil & Filter Change $59.95

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I created a new module for oil only. We can use this as a template to scrap other data . The two sites mention are not identical . Due to this we needed two functions.

Example output
python3 oil-scraper.py
url product price
miami https://www.subaruofmiami.com SYNTHETIC (OEM) OIL CHANGE AND FILTER CHANGE $55.00
url product price
lehmans https://www.lehmansubaru.com/ Synthetic Oil & Filter Change $59.95

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@will62185 I needed to add the header information to the request. I also added a timeout to the request to keep it from hanging. I verified this is working on the remote server now.

[will62185]

@Expire0 good job! The new module works very well.