Loss of data with trig function

So I can't figure out how to change my result into an exact decimal.

Code:

#include <cmath>
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iomanip>

#define Pi double(3.14159)

using namespace std;

void Switch(double x, double y, double z, char Type)
{
	int h = 0;
	switch (Type)
	{
		case 'e':
			cout << "\n\tThe Area of the Equilateral is = " << 1.0/2.0 * x * sqrt(x*x -(x/2)*(x/2));
			break;
		case 's':
			cout << "\n\tThe Area of the Square is = " << x * x;
			break; 
		case 'p':
			h =tan(54 * Pi/180);
			cout << "\n\tThe Height is = " << h;
			break; 
		
		default:
			cout << "\n\tinvalid entry";
	}
	
}

My problem is that the tan function returns 1 instead of like 1.37etc...

I tried making them all into double by puting .0 at end of each number, i.e. 180.0. That didn't work

I also tried removing the #define Pi and putting instead in my code, double Pi = 3.14159. That didn't work either.

Any simple suggestions? I am only in a beginning c++ class mind you so the simpler the suggestion the better.

You have h defined as an int, so the tan() return value is getting implicitly cast as an int. Change h to a double.

Wow...i fail... Yeah sorry for wasting your time on something so simple. Thanks