Displaying ".00"

Hello guys. I just had a quick question.

I've got a program that is supposed to display information about net pay, social security withheld, etc. and thus needs to show dollar amounts like "1.00" instead of just "1"

How do I do that? I've got it all working otherwise. Everything is declared as floats and all that.

Thanks
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#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;


float sscons = .08;
float withcons = .10;

int main()
{

float hrs;
float rate;
float gross;
float netpay;
float sstax, withtax;
float grosstotal = 0;
float sstotal = 0;
float checktotal = 0;
float withtotal = 0;
float avggross;

cout << "Enter hours worked (0 to quit): ";
cin >> hrs;

while (hrs > 0)
{

    if (hrs > 40)
        {
           cout << "Enter pay rate: ";
           cin >> rate;
           cout << endl;

	
           gross = ((hrs-40) * rate * 1.5) + (40 * rate);
           sstax = gross * sscons;
           withtax = gross * withcons;
           netpay = gross - sstax - withtax;
    
    
           cout << setprecision (4) << "Gross pay: " << gross << endl << "SS Withheld: " 
           << sstax << endl << "Withholding Tax: " << withtax << endl << "Net Pay: " << netpay << endl;
    
          checktotal+=1;
          grosstotal+=gross;
          sstotal+=sstax;
          withtotal+=withtax;
      
    
          cout << endl << "Enter hours worked (0 to quit): ";
          cin >> hrs;
    }
    
    else 
    {
       	   cout << "Enter pay rate: ";
           cin >> rate;
           cout << endl;

	
           gross = hrs * rate;
           sstax = gross * sscons;
           withtax = gross * withcons;
           netpay = gross - sstax - withtax;
    
    
           cout << setprecision (4) << "Gross pay: " << gross << endl << "SS Withheld: " 
           << sstax << endl << "Withholding Tax: " << withtax << endl << "Net Pay: " << netpay << endl;
    
          checktotal+=1;
          grosstotal+=gross;
          sstotal+=sstax;
          withtotal+=withtax;
      
    
          cout << endl << "Enter hours worked (0 to quit): ";
          cin >> hrs;
    }
    
}

avggross = grosstotal / checktotal;

cout << endl << "TOTALS" << endl << endl << "Total Payroll: " << grosstotal << endl << "Number of Checks: " << checktotal << endl
     << "Average Paycheck: " << avggross << endl << endl << "Total SS withheld: " << sstotal << endl << "Total Withholding: "
     << withtotal << endl;
     

return 0;
}



I put it in where that example made it look like it should go, but it didn't work.

I still see whole numbers without following decimals like .00.

Do you see what I did wrong?
You also need to use the fixed flag.

cout << fixed << setprecision( 2 ) << 3.14159 << endl;
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