How do I align the user input in the output code? - python-3.x

Question

I am currently taking Web, Pgm & DB Foundation and I am learning python but I am struggling with this assignment.
In the original assignment, you were to create an expense calculator (code below):
print("This program calculates and displays travel expenses", '\n')
user_budget = int(input("Enter Budget:"))
user_destination = input("Enter your travel destination:")
user_fuel = int(input("How much do you think you will spend on gas?"))
user_lodging = int(input("Approximately, how much will you need for accommodation/hotel?"))
user_meals = int(input("Last, how much do you need for food?"))
print('\n')
print('----------Travel Expenses----------')
print('Location:', user_destination)
print('Initial Budget:', user_budget)
print('Fuel:', user_fuel)
print('Accommodation:', user_lodging)
print('Food:', user_meals)
print('___________________________________')
user_total = (user_budget-(user_fuel+user_lodging+user_meals))
print('Remaining Balance:', user_total)
For the next assignment, we are asked to make the output look like this:
expected output:
I was able to figure out how to add the $ next to the output, but this is my first time ever learning python so I am pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to align the output as shown in the image above.
I've updated the code to this:
print('----------Travel Expenses----------')
print('Location:', user_destination)
print('Initial Budget:', "${:.2f}".format(user_budget))
print('Fuel:', "${:.2f}".format(user_fuel))
print('Accommodation:', "${:.2f}".format(user_lodging))
print('Food:', "${:.2f}".format(user_meals))
print('____________________________________')
user_total = (user_budget-(user_fuel+user_lodging+user_meals))
print('Remaining Balance:',"${:.2f}".format(user_total))
But I am completely lost as to how to align the output to the right.
Any help is greatly appreciated and if you could break it down barney style, that would be awesome.