Innacuracy when multiplying integer by float in python 3.8

Question

When multiplying 100 by 1.10 the returned value is 110.00000000000001.

Why is that 00000000000001 there? And how do I get around it so it doesn't show up

Code that I ran:

def aumentar(valor, porc):
    return valor*((100+porc)/100)


print(aumentar(100, 10))
#When I run this I get 110.00000000000001 shown up on the terminal