I'm using a PHP script to execute a Python script on a localhost XAMPP web server: <?php $python_path = 'C:\Users\alona\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python.exe'; $output = shell_exec($python_path . ' my_script.py'); echo $output; ?> When the Python script contains simple output like print("Hi"), the PHP code executes the Python program and displays the output correctly. However, with a more complex Python code like this: import pytz from datetime import datetime city = input("What country do you live in? ") timezone = pytz.timezone(city) current_time = datetime.now(timezone) print("The time in your country is:", current_time.strftime("%H:%M:%S")) The PHP page only shows "What's your country?" without allowing the user to input their country or displaying the second output. The PHP script should function like a command line, but on a web page. So, just like running python my_script.py on my computer prompts: "What country do you live in?" and after inputting "Canada" it shows "The time in your country is: 09:52:06". The same functionality should be achieved with my PHP script. Continue reading...