Insert statements for 2 of 4 tables

I managed to write two insert statements for tables customer and
appliance. I also added two functions to the menu module, basic stuff.
the nest step is to pull the id number from the customer and relate it
to an appliance. I also need to check the database for customers who are
already in the DB. Then I can bypass the insert statement and go on to
add the data to the sales and sold_appl tables.
Merge pull request #4 from nwalk/database_feature

Insert statements for 2 of 4 tables
developed search/sale functions

For database.py, I have added some functions for searching the database,
select statements by name, and phone number. Also the sale of an item
has a lot of working parts. I have all of the tables storing data, and I
added a menu feature to the menu.py module for searching. Saleticket1
and 2 are the backbone to most of the data transfer in the program thus
far. I used the "re" module to pick out multiple appliance ids for the
purchase of more that one. i think i need some foreign keys to create
some integrity in my tables.
Added .idea for Pycharm
pgRouting extension

I have been experimenting with the pgRouting extension to store rout
data for customers, as well as a way to quickly compare directions from
the customer to a rout. The data i have needs to be prepared before it
can be used to calculate routs. This is still the beginning stage.
Created money table and SQL

I added to the saleTicket2 to insert data into the new money table. This
table will store all the money that comes and goes.
more work on the money table

I am trying to plug in the column name, and i am getting syntax errors.
I want this table to update the number on a row. In essence, i want the
totals for each day to update on one row.
Finished the money table, for now...

I was able to get the string formatting to work by converting the string
to a float, line 112 and 118. I used the postgres conversion style
because everything I tried would give a syntax error. The money table
can now be updated neatly, and it creates a new row every time the
current day is different than what is in there. Everything works with
the totals too, but i will need to give consideration to totals being
input at the point of sale, not when the appliance is input into the
database. Every situation can be different when receiving funds. Also,
the date will be the key in this table.
Merge pull request #5 from nwalk/database_feature

Database feature
Merge pull request #6 from nwalk/development

Development