title: Python 3.3: invalid syntax error
body: <p>I'm confused as to why I am getting an invalid syntax error in this program. I imagine it is fairly simple, but I'm very new to this. Here's the whole thing:</p>
  
  <pre><code># Welcome Message
  print ("Hello and welcome to the Plesha EasyTube Wizard!")
  print ("Today we will be gathering measurements from you to determine the \
  materials and cost of your tubes.")
  print ("All measurements should be in centimeters!")
  print ()
  
  # Collect user inputs
  height = float(input("Let's begin: What is the height of you desired tube? "))
  radius = float(input("And what is the radius? "))
  count = int(input("How many would you like? "))
  
  # Set Constants
  steelPrice = 0.14
  rubberPrice = 0.02
  
  # Calculations
  import math
  singleTubeVol = math.pi * (radius ** 2) * height
  allTubeVol = singleTubeVol * count
  singleTubeSurface = (2 * math.pi * (radius ** 2)) + (2 * math.pi * radius * height)
  allTubeSurface = singleTubeSurface * count
  singleTubeRubber = 2 * math.pi * (radius + 0.5) * height
  allTubeRubber = singleTubeRubber * count
  steelCost = steelPrice * allTubeSurface
  rubberCost = rubberPrice * allTubeRubber
  totalCost = rubberCost + steelCost
  
  # Output
                                                        V------ here is where the problem is
  print ("You wanted ", count " tubes in the dimesions ", height \
     " centimeters by ", radius " centimeters (radius).")
  print ("The volume of a single tube of your specifications is: ", singleTubeVol)
  print ("The total volume of your tube order will be ", allTubeVol)
  print ("You will require ", allTubeSurface " square centimeters of steel. Totalling "\
     , steelCost "in price." )
  print ("You will require ", allTubeRubber " square centimeters of rubber. Totalling "\
     , rubberCost " in price." )
  print ("Your total cost for this order will be ", totalCost)
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>I appreciate any help for a newb.</p>