Why doesn't Control-D cause an EOFError in python?

Im trying to implement a program that enables a user to place an order, prompting them for items, one per line, until the user inputs control-d (which is a common way of ending one’s input to a program). however when I press control d, in my terminal this appears "^D" and it doesn't exit, instead when i click enter after it it doesn't cause the EOFError to exit the program.

def main():
    menu = {
    "Baja Taco": 4.00,
    "Burrito": 7.50,
    "Bowl": 8.50,
    "Nachos": 11.00,
    "Quesadilla": 8.50,
    "Super Burrito": 8.50,
    "Super Quesadilla": 9.50,
    "Taco": 3.00,
    "Tortilla Salad": 8.00
    }
    total = 0;
    while True:
        try:
            item = input("Item: ").title()
        except EOFError as e:
            print("\n")
            break
        except KeyError as k:
            print("key error occured")
        else:
            if menu.get(item) != None:
                total+= menu.get(item)
                print(f'Total: ${total:.2f}')
            


main()

I expected to exit loop when control d is pressed, but it just continues the loop

As @chepner mentioned,

Your terminal doesn't appear to be interpreting Ctrl-d as a signal to close standard input.

For your spec, which is VScode IDE on Windows, It doesn't interpret Ctrl-D(*Nix) sequence or Ctrl-Z(Windows) sequence as an EOF(End of File) in default.

Also, for Ctrl-C, you need to check whether it interrupts the process. The interrupt signal and EOF signal differ. With the Ctrl-C sequence, print("\n"); break won't happen.

I'm not sure, but to use Ctrl-Z as an EOF in VScode IDE on Windows, check this answer.