I am having major issues with trying to come up with a compound interest chart for python.

I am having major issues with trying to come up with a compound interest chart for python.

More instructions:

1. Display: "The Money Savings Program"
2. Ask the user for the starting amount which should be 5000 or less. No error checking required but optional
3. Print a row of column headers as shown in the example; we will want to align these over the numbers, but you can adjust them later with alignment formatting; this can be done with a for loop but that is not required.
4. Start the outer loop that should loop five times; you will add 1 to the year each time for the row headers
5. Use an inner loop that prints 12 balances; after each one is printed, multiply the balance by 1.01 for the compounding interest. See the example output.
6. NOTE: When printing the row of numbers, you will want to use the end function with the print so you stay on the same line and add spaces between the columns.
7. Play around with the formatting and alignment until your output looks good. You may want to enlarge the Python shell or console window so the entire row of numbers is displayed on a single line without wrapping.