Validate if input number is prime

Trying to write a program that checks if a number is prime. Wrote the below code, but do not understand why do I have an output of 2 lines:

num = int(input("Provide number to check if prime: "))
if num <=1:
    print("Invalid choice, try again")
    num = int(input("Provide number to check if prime: "))

for i in range(2,num):
    if num% i ==0:
        print("Number is not prime")
        break
    if num %i !=0:
        print("Number is prime")

My output is :

Provide number to check if prime: 15
Number is prime
Number is not prime

The sympy.isprime() is a built-in function under the SymPy module and can be utilized for checking of possible prime numbers. It is a direct function and returns True if the number to be checked is prime and False if the number is not prime.

>>> import sympy
  
>>> sympy.isprime(8)

False

>>> sympy.isprime(11)

True

or else define a function like this

>>> def isPrime(k):
    
    # 1 is not prime number
    if k==1:
        return False

    # 2, 3 are prime
    if k==2 or k==3: 
        return True

    # even numbers are not prime
    if k%2==0: 
        return False

    # check all numbers till square root of the number , 
    # if the division results in remainder 0
    # (skip 2 since we dont want to divide by even numbers)

    for i in range(3, int(k**0.5)+1, 2):
        if k%i==0:
            return False

    return True

>>> print(isPrime(13))

True

>>> print(isPrime(18))

False