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+## Description: 
+- Let's [**look**](https://github.com/Iamtripathisatyam/Awesome_Python_Scripts/blob/main/BasicPythonScripts/Distance%20Finder/distance.py) at a Python script that calculates the distance between two locations.
+- It accepts two cities as input and calculates longitude and latitude for them.
+- Finally, the result will be displayed in kilometres.
+
+## Procedure to follow: 
+```python
+      from geopy.geocoders import Nominatim 
+      from geopy.distance import geodesic 
+```
+- Set the user agent where all the data will be fetched using the **Nominatim** function; in our example, it'll be **Google Map**.
+- Take the user's input for two cities.
+- Now, using **geocode**, retrieve all of the data, including all of the city's details, such as **latitude**, **longitude**, and so on.
+- Both cities longitude and latitude should be saved in separate variables.
+- Use **geodesic** to determine the city's name based on its longi and lati.
+- Finally, in kilometers, display the result.
+
+
+## Sample Output: 
+
+![hey](https://github.com/Iamtripathisatyam/Awesome_Python_Scripts/blob/main/BasicPythonScripts/Distance%20Finder/output.jpg)