Errors not printing correctly (improvised version)

import math


def split_check(total, numofpeople):
    if total <= 0.01:
        if numofpeople <= 1:
            raise ValueError(
                'more than 1 person is required to split the check')
        raise ValueError('Check must be more than $0')
    return (total / numofpeople)


try:
    total = float(input('What is the total? '))
    numofpeople = int(input('How many people? '))
    amount_due = split_check(total, numofpeople)
except ValueError as err:
    print('Oh no! Thats not a valid value, try again...')
    print(f'({err})')
except ZeroDivisionError:
    print('There can\'t be 0 people')
else:
    print(f'Each person owes ${amount_due}')


# (((((-----BUG-----))))) #

# INPUT:
# What is the total? 2
# How many people? 1
# OUTPUT:
# Each person owes $2.0
# ----------BUT----------
# SHOULD OUTPUT:
# more than 1 person is required to split the check


# INPUT:
# What is the total? 0
# How many people? 1
# OUTPUT:
# Oh no! Thats not a valid value, try again...
# (more than 1 person is required to split the check)
# ---------BUT----------
# SHOULD OUTPUT:
# Check must be more than $0
# more than 1 person is required to split the check


# INPUT:
# What is the total? 2
# How many people? -2
# OUTPUT:
# Each person owes $-1.0
# ---------BUT----------
# SHOULD OUTPUT:
# more than 1 person is required to split the check


# INPUT:
# What is the total? -2
# How many people? 1
# OUTPUT:
# Oh no! Thats not a valid value, try again...
# (more than 1 person is required to split the check
# ---------BUT----------
# SHOULD OUTPUT:
# Check must be more than $0
# more than 1 person is required to split the check


# (((((-----WORK AS INTENDED-----)))))


# INPUT:
# What is the total? -2
# How many people? 2
# OUTPUT:
# Oh no! Thats not a valid value, try again...
# (Check must be more than $0)
# WORK AS INTENDED


# INPUT:
# What is the total? 0
# How many people? 2
# OUTPUT:
# Oh no! Thats not a valid value, try again...
# (Check must be more than $0)
# WORK AS INTENDED