Math and decimals?

[Outlander117]

Alright, so I'm using bloodshed Dev-C++ but I don't think that's the problem. I'm trying to make a short program that will summarize how much money in USD I will have when I finish working here in China. I think the problem lies within my source code...

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;
int main()
{
    double yuan; 
    double dollar;
    double months;
    dollar = 68275;
    yuan = 1465;
    cout << "How long will you live in China? How many months?" << endl;
    cin >> months;
    cout << "How much money do you make each month?" << endl;
    cin >> yuan;
    cout << "You will have " << (months * yuan) * dollar << " dollars when you go back to America." << endl;
    system("PAUSE");
    return 0;
}

for the first cin, I punch in "36" in the console.

Then when it asks how much money I make each month, I punch in "12000" (chinese yuan).

the answer it spits out is well, let me take a screen-shot of it...
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk77/Forb1dden117/programming%20n%20stuff/error.jpg

[Corpus]

Well, it wouldn't be too bad for you if your program was right :D

Anyway, you're storing values in doubles. Try either to enter "36.0" and "12000.0" or to store the input values in integers.

[g0dwyn]

at line 10, you define yuan. At line 14, you ask the user to input it again. Also, you're missing a decimal when you define dollar at line 7, hence the gigantic numbers.

EDIT: Corpus types faster than I do.