[Python] In this code, is there a way to stop printing "the current number is in the hundreds"...

I created a number reducer game where a number is randomly generated and you reduce it until it reaches 0; no retaining numbers, or negatives. The mathematical aspect of it works. A minor problem is that the print still shows that its in the hundreds when the current number is in the tens.

I've tried using the and function (y != certain number and using the lens function), and changing the if argument from y > ... to lens == ... (I casted it such that the number is converted from int to str).

#Import
import random

#Variables
startingrange = 1
endingrange = 1000
number = random.randrange(startingrange, endingrange)
number = str(number)
inputcount = 0
x = 0
lens = len(number)

#Gameset
print("Welcome to the number reduction game!")
print("The simple rule is to reduce number until it REACHES ZERO.\nThis means no remaining values, and no negative values.\n")
print(f"\nYou have a {lens} digit number.")
while True:

#How the number is being reduced, x increases as value is inputted, which subtracts the number
print("Enter a number: ")
z = input()
number = int(number)
z = int(z)
x += z
y = number - x
print(y)
if y <= 999:
print("Your current number is in the hundreds")
if y <= 99:
print("Your current number is in the tens. Getting close!")
if y <= 9:
print("SINGLE DIGITS!! EXTREMELY CLOSE!! DONT BACK DOWN NOW!")
if y == 0:
print("CONGRATULATIONS! YOU WIN!")
break
if y < 0:
print(f"You lose! you reached {y}")
break

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