IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.

PROGRAM-ID. CENTIGRADE-TO-FAHRENHEIT.

DATA DIVISION.

WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.

01 CENTIGRADE-VALUE PIC 99V99.

01 FAHRENHEIT-VALUE PIC 99V99.

PROCEDURE DIVISION.

DISPLAY "Enter the temperature in Centigrade (C): ".

ACCEPT CENTIGRADE-VALUE.

COMPUTE FAHRENHEIT-VALUE = (CENTIGRADE-VALUE * 9 / 5) + 32.

DISPLAY "The temperature in Fahrenheit (F) is: ", FAHRENHEIT-VALUE.

STOP RUN.

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Explanation:

1. IDENTIFICATION DIVISION: Contains the program ID, which is "CENTIGRADE-TO-FAHRENHEIT".

2. DATA DIVISION:

- WORKING-STORAGE SECTION:

- CENTIGRADE-VALUE: A variable to store the temperature in Centigrade.

- FAHRENHEIT-VALUE: A variable to store the temperature in Fahrenheit.

3. PROCEDURE DIVISION:

- DISPLAY "Enter the temperature in Centigrade (C): ": Prompts the user to enter the temperature in Centigrade.

- ACCEPT CENTIGRADE-VALUE: Reads the user input and stores it in the "CENTIGRADE-VALUE" variable.

- COMPUTE FAHRENHEIT-VALUE = (CENTIGRADE-VALUE * 9 / 5) + 32: Calculates the Fahrenheit temperature using the conversion formula.

- DISPLAY "The temperature in Fahrenheit (F) is: ", FAHRENHEIT-VALUE: Displays the converted Fahrenheit temperature.

- STOP RUN: Ends the program execution.

How to run this program:

1. Compile: Use a COBOL compiler to compile the program.

2. Execute: Run the compiled program.

3. Input: The program will prompt you to enter the temperature in Centigrade.

4. Output: The program will display the temperature in Fahrenheit.

Example:

If you enter 25.00 as the temperature in Centigrade, the program will output:

```

The temperature in Fahrenheit (F) is: 77.00

```