Create the tables in the schema, including all of their columns, datatypes, and constraints, and populate the tables with data. You can do so by executing the DDL and DML above in your SQL client. You only need to capture one or two demonstrative screenshots for this step. No need to screenshot execution of every line of code (that could require dozens of screenshots). Write two queries which together retrieve the price of a digital thermometer in London. The first query will retrieve the currency ratio for the currency accepted in London. Your second query will hardcode the currency ratio retrieved in the first query, in order to determine the price of the thermometer in London. The first query should be dynamic in that the needed currency should be looked up rather than hardcoded. That is, the currency should be obtained by looking up the currency the store location accepts, not hardcoded by manually eyeballing the tables yourself.