python - roman /decimal calculator error with if command

It prints only the second command in if and it doesnt make the first one if the input is decimal . i checked the 2 codes seperated and they work perfect. i just want to print decimal if its roman and roman if its decimal

roman_to_decimal = { 'I': 1, 'V': 5, 'X': 10, 'L': 50, 'C': 100, \
                         'D': 500, 'M': 1000 }
    def int2roman(numberdec):
        numerals={1:"I", 4:"IV", 5:"V", 9: "IX", 10:"X", 40:"XL", 50:"L",

                  90:"XC", 100:"C", 400:"CD", 500:"D", 900:"CM", 1000:"M"}
        result=""
        for value, numeral in sorted(numerals.items(), reverse=True):
            while numberdec >= value:
                result += numeral
                numberdec -= value
        return result


numberchk=(input("Enter a Roman numeral or a Decimal numeral:" ))

  ##here is the problem i get         
if  numberchk==int :
        print (int2roman(int(numberchk)))
        sys.exit()
else :
    roman=numberchk

converted = True
number = 0


for n in range(0, len(roman)-1):
    this_char = roman[n]
    next_char = roman[n+1]
    if (this_char in roman_to_decimal) and \
       (next_char in roman_to_decimal):

        this_number = roman_to_decimal[this_char]
        next_number =  roman_to_decimal[next_char]

        if this_number < next_number:

            number -= this_number
        else:
            number += this_number



if converted:
    ##  add last roman numeral
    number += roman_to_decimal[roman[len(roman)-1]]


    print ("\nThe roman numeral", roman, "is equal to",number)

Answer

Your line

if  numberchk==int :

does not appear to be correct. You should use

try:
  decval = int(numberchk)
  romanval = int2roman(decval)
  #Continue with other processing here
except ValueError:
  # Verify that it is a legal roman numeral
  romanval = numberchk
  decval = roman2int(numberchk)



# Continue with your processing

print ("\nThe roman numeral", romanval, "is equal to", decval)

The reason that the if is false can be found in the following code

a = 3
b = ( a == int)
c = type (a)

d = type(int)
print a, b, c, d

OUTPUT:
3, False, (type 'int') (type 'type')

This is because you are attempting to test the values. If you really wanted to test this as shown, it should be

type(a) == int:

However, in your code type(numberchk) would return "str" because you have not yet converted it. That is why you must use the try: except: method.