I can't get my simple Body Mass Index calculator to work

[hh5280]

I am very new to python and I just want to write a simple program that calculates BMI using a simple function with arguments...It just tells me that my first "height" syntax is wrong. Help please :)

# This program calculates a person's Body Mass Index

def main():
    intro()
    weight = input(int('What is your weight in pounds? ')
    height = input(float('What is your height in inches? ')
    print('Your BMI or Body Mass Index is: ')
    bmi(weight, height)

def intro():
    print('This program calculates your Body Mass Index')
    print('which helps you determine if you are at a healthy weight')
    print('Underweight is below 18.5')
    print('Healthy weight is 18.5 to 24.9')
    print('Overweight is 25 to 29.9')
    print('Obese is above 30')

def bmi(weight, height):
    bmi = weight * 703 / height**2
    print(bmi)

main()

[bvdet]

You are missing a closing parenthesis on lines 6 and 7. After adding the parentheses, the script will fail on the int and float calls. Move those calls outside of the input argument. I also suggest naming the bmi function to something like bmi_calc to avoid confusion with the local variable bmi used inside the function scope.

[hh5280]

Thank you so much! This helps me out!! I knew I was in the right direction. :)