"Python Encryption Tool"

 Here is a simple implementation of an encryption tool in Python using the Caesar cipher method:

Explanation:

• The Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher that replaces each letter of the plaintext with a letter a certain number of positions down the alphabet (the shift).
• The encrypt function takes a plaintext message and a shift value as input and returns the corresponding ciphertext. It uses the ord function to get the ASCII code of the characters and the chr function to convert the ASCII code back to characters.
• The decrypt function takes a ciphertext message and a shift value as input and returns the corresponding plaintext. It is the reverse process of the encryption function.
• The code sets the message and shift values and then calls the encryption and decryption functions to show how the same message can be encrypted and then decrypted.