Create a Python function to convert boolean values to "Yes" or "No" strings.
The task involves creating a Python function, `convert_bool_to_str`, that takes a boolean argument `input_bool`. The function should convert the boolean value into its string equivalent in the following way: - If the input is `True`, the function should return the string `"Yes"`. - If the input is `False`, the function should return the string `"No"`. This task is useful for beginners to understand the use of boolean values and conditional statements in Python. ### Parameters - `input_bool`: A boolean input. ### Return Value - Should return `"Yes"` if `input_bool` is `True`. - Should return `"No"` if `input_bool` is `False`. ### Examples ```python convert_bool_to_str(True) # returns "Yes" convert_bool_to_str(False) # returns "No" ```