Rectangle or Square

Rectangle or Square

Problem:

Vignesh is very much interested in Geometry and he was reading about Rectangles and Squares. He wanted a program which will print Rectangle or Square based on the perimeter P and the area A provided. Please help Vignesh by completing the program for him. (Even though Square is a Rectangle, if length is equal to breadth, the output must be Square). 

Input Format: 

First line contains total number of test cases, denoted by T Next T lines, contains P and A separated by one or more space(s). 

Output Format: 

Rectangle or Square 

Boundary Conditions / Constraints: 

1 <= T <= 25 

4 <= P <= 9999999 

1 <= A <= 9999999 

All values will be positive integers and no floating point values. Only valid Rectangle or Square measurements will be provided as input. 

Example Input/Output 1: 

Input: 

3 

4 1 

24 32 

24 36 

Output: 

Square 

Rectangle 

Square 

Explanation: 

The first line in the input denotes there are 3 test cases. For 4 1, it is a Square whose side is 1 unit. For 24 32, it is a Rectangle with length = 8 units and breadth = 4 units. For 24 36, it is a Square whose side is 6 units.

Program:

t = int(input()) 

for i in range(t): 

    p,a = map(int,input().split())

    if (p//4) == a**(0.5): 

        print("Square")

    else:

        print("Rectangle")

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