base class initialization error, no matching constructor - c++

Question

First and foremost I'd like to apologize for the magnitude of code I'm dumping. I'm writing some code that allows the user to withdraw and deposit money into an account, the code also calculates the interest rate of the account and the number of withdrawals and deposits etc. I get on error when I try to call the base class functions to the child functions, "no matching constructor." I can't seem to find a problem with the constructors on my own. Can anyone help?
Account.cpp
#include "Account.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
//overloaded constructor
Account::Account(double accBal, double annIntRate){
accBal = accBal;
annIntRate = annIntRate;
};
//deposit base class function
int Account::deposit(double accBal, int numWithdrawal)
{
cout << "Enter deposit: "<< endl;
double depos;
cin >> depos;
accBal += depos;
numDepos ++;
return accBal;
}
//withdraw base class function
void Account::withdraw(double accBal, int numWithdrawal)
{
double amount;
cin >> amount;
accBal -= amount;
numWithdrawal ++;
}
//interest rate calculation
void Account::calcInt(double accBal, double annIntRate)
{
double monthlyIntRate = annIntRate/2;
double monthlyInt = accBal * monthlyIntRate;
accBal += monthlyInt;
}
Account.h
#ifndef ACCOUNT_H
#define ACCOUNT_H
class Account
{
//variable declarations
private:
int accNum;
double accBal;
int numWithdrawal;
int numDepos;
double annIntRate;
double monthServCharg;
public:
Account(double, double); //overloaded constructor
virtual int deposit(double, int); //base class deposit declaration
virtual void withdraw(double, int); //base class withdraw declaration
virtual void calcInt(double, double); //updates interest rate
void setAccNum(int); //setter
int getAccNum(){return accNum;} //getter
void setAccBal(double);//setter
double getAccBal(){return accBal;}//getter
void setNumWithdrawal(int);//setter
int getNumWithdrawal(){return numWithdrawal;}//getter
void setNumDep(int);//setter
int getNumDep(){return numDepos;}//getter
void setAnnIntRate(double);//setter
double getAnnIntRate(){return annIntRate;}//getter
void setMonthServCharg(double); //setter
double getMonthServCharg(){return monthServCharg;}//getter
};
#endif
SavingsAccount.cpp
#include "SavingsAcc.h"
#include "Account.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
//status constructor
SavingsAccount::SavingsAccount(bool status)
{
status = false;
}
//deposit money function
void SavingsAccount::deposit(bool status, double accBal, int numDepos)
{
Account obj;
obj.deposit(accBal); //PROBLEM
if (accBal > 25.00)
status = true;
else
status = false;
}
//withdraw money child function, updates account status, service charges, interest rate etc
void SavingsAccount::withdraw(double accBal, int numWithdrawal, double annIntRate, double monthServCharg)
{
double amount;
if (accBal <= 25.00)
cout << "Balance too low, withdrawals cannot be made at this time"<<endl;
else
{
do
{
Account obj;
obj.withdraw(numWithdrawal); // PROBLEM
if (numWithdrawal > 4)
monthServCharg += 1;
if (accBal < 25.00)
{annIntRate += 0.01;}
}
while (amount > accBal);
cout << "Insufficient funds!";
}
}
//outputs the report of account
void SavingsAccount::accountReport(int accNum, bool status, int numWithdrawal, int numDepos, double monthServeCharg, double accBal)
{
cout << "====ACCOUNT STATUS===="<<endl;
cout << "Account number: "<< accNum <<endl;
if (status == true) //status
cout << "Satus: Active" << endl;
else
cout <<"Status: Inactive" << endl;
cout << "Total deposits: "<< numDepos << endl;
cout << "Total withdrawals" << numWithdrawal << endl;
cout << "Service charges: "<< monthServeCharg << endl;
cout << "Balance: "<<accBal<<endl;
}
SavingsAccount.h
#ifndef SAVINGSACC_H
#define SAVINGSACC_H
#include <iostream>
class SavingsAccount: public Account
{
private:
bool status; //status variable
public:
SavingsAccount(bool); // constuctor
void deposit(bool, double, int); // deposit function
void withdraw(double, int, double, double); //withdraw function
void accountReport(int, bool, int, int, double, double ); // full report of account
};
#endif

Answer 1

The constructor
Account(double, double); //overloaded constructor
is actually not overloading constructor but invalidating the default constructor.
To use this constructor, passing values for the arguments when constructing SavingsAccount like
SavingsAccount::SavingsAccount(bool status) : Account(42, 334)
{
status = false;
}
is required.
Also the line
obj.deposit(accBal); //PROBLEM
is causing error because the class Account doesn't have function deposit that takes only one argument. You should delete the line or pass right number of arguments to resolve this error.