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roomWidth = 100.0. #BUGBUG
roomLength = 90.0

while roomWidth < 100 or roomWidth > 1000:
   roomWidth = float(input("Please enter a room width between 100
 and 1000:  "))
   if roomWidth >= 100 or roomWidth <= 1000:
      print("Invalid entry")

while roomLength < 100 or roomLength > 900:
   roomLength = float(input("Please enter a room length between
 100 and 900:  "))
   if roomLength >= 100 or roomLength <= 900:
      print("Invalid entry.")
  
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a room length of 100 causes the first while to be skipped entirely. 

Both the if statements are inside out.  You need the same
 conditional as you used for the while loops.

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DaveA

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