Writing a Python program to calculate change. This is what I have: val = int(input())

dollar = 100
quarter = 25
dime = 10
nickel = 5
penny = 1

if val <= 0:
print('No change')

# dollars
num_dollar = val // dollar
if num_dollar > 1:
print('%d Dollars' % num_dollar)
elif dollar == 1:
print('%d Dollar' % num_dollar)
val = val - (num_dollar * dollar)

# quarters
num_quarter = val // quarter
if num_quarter > 1:
print('%d Quarters' % num_quarter)
elif quarter == 1:
print('%d Quarter' % num_quarter)
val = val - (num_quarter * quarter)

# dimes
num_dime = val // dime
if num_dime > 1:
print('%d Dimes' % num_dime)
elif dime == 1:
print('%d Dime' % num_dime)
val = val - (num_dime * dime)

# nickels
num_nickel = val // nickel
if num_nickel > 1:
print('%d Nickels' % num_nickel)
elif nickel == 1:
print('%d Nickel' % num_nickel)
val = val - (num_nickel * nickel)

# pennies
num_penny = val // penny
if num_penny > 1:
print('%d Pennies' % penny)
elif penny == 1:
print('%d Penny' % penny)
val = val - (num_penny * penny)

No matter what input I use, for example 350, my output will be:
3 Dollars
2 Quarters
1 Penny

Or 250
2 Dollars
2 Quarters
1 Penny

I can't figure out what I need to do in order to make the extra penny problem go away. Any help is appreciated.