title: Assigning price declared in one list to item from other list and count total price - Python
body: <p>I have two list one-dimensional. 
  One is storing pizza available in my menu. 
  Second is storing prices for this pizzas. </p>
  
  <p>But I don't know, how to assign this prices for each pizza and also, if user selected for example pizza "Margerita" my program must know that Margherita costs for example 15 dollars and after this choice, program can print total amount to pay for pizzas. Please do not pay attention to pizzeria drinks i only need to solve problem with pizzas. </p>
  
  <pre><code>pizzeria_menu = ['Margherita', 'Capricossa', 'Salami', 'Wiejska']
  pizzeria_drinks = ['Pepsi', 'Mirinda', 'Sprite']
  pizza_prices = [20, 15, 25, 30]
  
  def clientOrders():
  
      pizzeria_orders = []
  
      clientPizzaChoice = input('\nJaka pizza dla Ciebie? ')
  
      clientDrinkChoice = input('Jakis napoj do tego? ')
  
      if clientPizzaChoice in pizzeria_menu and clientDrinkChoice in pizzeria_drinks:
          pizzeria_orders.append(clientPizzaChoice)
          pizzeria_orders.append(clientDrinkChoice)
          print('Zamawia pan pizze: ' + clientPizzaChoice + ' i napoj ' + clientDrinkChoice + '.')
  
      elif clientPizzaChoice in pizzeria_menu and clientDrinkChoice not in pizzeria_drinks:
          print('Zamowil pan tylko pizze: ' + clientPizzaChoice + '.')
          pizzeria_orders.append(clientPizzaChoice)
  
      elif clientPizzaChoice not in pizzeria_menu and clientDrinkChoice in pizzeria_drinks:
          print('Zamowil pan tylko napoj: ' + clientDrinkChoice + '.')
          pizzeria_orders.append(clientDrinkChoice)
  
      else:
          print('Bardzo nam przykro, ze nic Pan nie zamowil. :(')  
  clientOrders()```
  </code></pre>