Er... hi?

Well. I'm a complete n00b to programming, so please don't, uh, point and laugh at my inept coding. Or do, I don't care, just tell me what I'm doing wrong. I've only been in class for three weeks, so, um, I'm not very good. Anyway, my problem with this program is that I keep receiving an error for part of my code. It isn't accepting "private" as a valid start of the program. I'm guessing that I'm messing up something pretty simple, like a bracket in the wrong place or something not capitalized, but I can't see it. Any help would be very much appreciated.

/* Homework #1
 * This program is in two parts -
 * 1. The program converts degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Centigrade.
 * 2. The program takes an amount of money and finds the smallest 
 * number of cents that it can be divided into.
 */

import java.io.*;
public class HwOneApp
{
 // class data
    static private PrintWriter screen      = new PrintWriter(System.out, 

true);
    static private BufferedReader keyboard = new BufferedReader(
                                             new 

InputStreamReader(System.in));
    static private PrintWriter ps;
    static private int cents, quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies, totCoins;

 // class methods
 public static void main(String [] argv) throws IOException
// Part One
 {
   double degF, degC;

   ps = new PrintWriter (new FileWriter ("HwOneOut.doc"));
   for (int i = 1; i <= 5; i++)
   {
     screen.print("\nEnter a temperature in degrees F > ");
     screen.flush();
     degF = Double.parseDouble(keyboard.readLine());


     ps.println ("\nEnter a temperature in degrees F > " + degF);
     degC = (5.0 / 9) * (degF - 32);

     screen.println( + degF + " degrees F = " + degC + " degrees C");
     ps.println ( + degF + " degrees F = " + degC + " degrees C");
    }
    { 
// Part Two
      
  for (int i = 1; i <= 5; i++);

  { cents = quarters = dimes = pennies = nickels = totCoins = 0;
    cents = getCents();
    calCoins();
    displayResults(screen);
    displayResults(ps);

  } ps.close();

// method #2
//This method prompts user for input amount.

  private static int getCents() throws IOException

  { int money = 0;
    screen.print("\nEnter an amount of money >");
    screen.flush();
    mone = Integer.parseInt (keyboard.readline());
    ps.prinntln ("\nEnter an amount of money >" + money);
    return money;
  }

   
// method #3
//This method calculates the minimum output amount.
    
    private void calCoins

      { int temp = 0;
        quarters = cents / 25;
        temp     = cents % 25
        dimes    = temp / 10
        temp     = temp % 10
        nickles  = temp / 5
        temp     = temp % 5
        pennies  = temp / 1;
        totCoins = quarters + dimes + nickles + pennies;
      }
// method #4
// This method displays the minimum number of coins by denomination.

    private static void displayResults (PrintWriter fps);

    {
      fps.println ("\n Part Two Results" +
                   "\n Total Coins = " + totCoins +
                   "\n Quarters    = " + quarters +
                   "\n Dimes       = " + dimes +
                   "\n Nickels     = " + nickels +
                   "\n Pennies     = " + pennies);
    }}}}

Thank you very much in advance!