### Task: Heating Before the Sauna in Python

This task focuses on creating and using methods. In the next task, you will use a method to test the temperature in Celsius and determine whether the temperature is right. The user will input a value that corresponds to the temperature in Fahrenheit.

The method you create, named `fahr_to_cel`, needs to:

- Receive an argument (the value in Fahrenheit)
- Return a value (the value in Celsius)

### Steps:

1. Request the input of Fahrenheit from the user.
2. Call the `fahr_to_cel` method with the Fahrenheit argument.
3. Convert the value in the method from Fahrenheit to Celsius.
4. Return the value.
5. Print the value in Celsius.

Note that we only work with integers in this task.

To call a method, the following code is used. Note that the method call sends an argument (a value) and receives a return value from the method. The number `170` refers to an example value for Fahrenheit.

### Example in Python:

```python
def fahr_to_cel(fahrenheit):
# Conversion formula from Fahrenheit to Celsius
celsius = (fahrenheit - 32) * 5 / 9
return celsius

# Request input from user
fahrenheit = int(input("Enter temperature in Fahrenheit: "))

# Call the method and store the returned value
celsius = fahr_to_cel(fahrenheit)

# Print the value in Celsius
print(f"The temperature in Celsius is: {celsius}")
```

In this task, the challenge is to follow the instructions and create a correct method call that includes an argument. Likewise, the method must return a correct value that is handled where the method was called.