How do I fix an error: expected an indented block - python-3.x

Question

I keep getting this error message that says expected an indent block.
The shell highlights the bold spot as the error. Any suggestions on how I fix it?
I am just a beginner so any and all help would be appreciated! Thank you in advance!
from random import *
s = choice( [ 'rock', 'paper', 'scissors' ])
def rps( ):
""" runs a game of Rock Paper Scissors between the program and the user by returning the user's choice and the program's choice and signaling a winner
input: the user's choice which is one of three responses in the game Rock-Paper- Scissors - all are a string of letters
"""
print ('rps( )')
print ('Welcome to a game of Rock Paper Scissors!')
print ('I just made my choice.')
print ('I promise no cheating this time!')
r = input('Now you choose rock, paper, or scissors!')
print
if r == 'paper':
print ('You chose paper.')
if s == 'scissors':
print ('I chose scissors. Haha, I win fair and square!')
elif s == 'rock':
print ("I chose rock. Maybe I'll have better luck next time...")
elif s == 'paper':
print ('We need a rematch!')
elif r == 'scissors':
print ('You chose scissors.')
if s == 'rock':
print ('I chose rock. Haha, I win fair and square!')
elif s == 'paper':
print ("I chose paper. Maybe I'll have better luck next time...")
elif s == 'scissors':
print ('We need a rematch!')
elif r =='rock':
print ('You chose rock.')
if s == 'paper':
print ('I chose paper. Haha, I win fair and square!')
elif s == 'scissors':
print ("I chose scissors. Maybe I'll have better luck next time...")
elif s == 'rock':
print ('We need a rematch!'
else:
print ("Don't you know the rules? Choose rock, paper or scissors!")

Answer 1

I think I fixed it!
from random import *
s = choice( [ 'rock', 'paper', 'scissors' ])
def rps( ):
""" runs a game of Rock Paper Scissors between the program and the user by returning the user's choice and the program's choice and signaling a winner
Technically this function has no inputs and no return value; the function is an interaction between the user and the program
"""
print ('Welcome to a game of Rock Paper Scissors!')
print ('I just made my choice.')
print ('I promise no cheating this time!')
r = input('Now you choose rock, paper, or scissors!')
if r == 'paper':
print ('You chose paper.')
if s == 'scissors':
print ('I chose scissors. Haha, I win fair and square!')
elif s == 'rock':
print ("I chose rock. Maybe I'll have better luck next time...")
elif s == 'paper':
print ('We need a rematch!')
elif r == 'scissors':
print ('You chose scissors.')
if s == 'rock':
print ('I chose rock. Haha, I win fair and square!')
elif s == 'paper':
print ("I chose paper. Maybe I'll have better luck next time...")
elif s == 'scissors':
print ('We need a rematch!')
elif r =='rock':
print ('You chose rock.')
if s == 'paper':
print ('I chose paper. Haha, I win fair and square!')
elif s == 'scissors':
print ("I chose scissors. Maybe I'll have better luck next time...")
elif s == 'rock':
print ('We need a rematch!')
else:
print ("Don't you know the rules? Choose rock, paper or scissors!")

Answer 2

Ok... all of this is really confused.
First of all, there is nothing inside the function rps() except for a comment. This is how you define a function:
def hi_im_a_function():
hi im inside the function
hi, im not inside the function.
hi_im_a_function()
^calling the function
In fact, that whole function appears to be obsolete. I don't know what you were trying to accomplish with that print('rps()') thing, but it isn't doing anything. I suggest you drop it.
The error is coming from that random floating print on the line right before the error. The error is landing on the if r == paper line because that is where the compiler first feels the effects of the error you set in the line before it.
As before, I don't know what you were trying to do there, but that statement has no purpose there. Delete it.
Fix those errors, and it should work like a charm.