I'm new to python, and trying to program a sales tax button for a calculator
<p>I just started programming in python not long ago, and I'm having trouble figuring out the rounding issue when it comes to tax and money.  I can't seem to get decimals to always round up to the nearest hundredths place.  for instance, in our state, sales takes is 9.5%, so a purchase of 5 dollars would make tax $.48, but in reality its $.475. I've tried math.ceil, but it seems like that only works to the nearest integer.  Is there a simple way to enable a round up on any thousands digit? (ex .471 would round to .48)</p>

<p>Thanks</p>
