Kilometer to degree and back

I used the following code from this github repo I know it take a point coodinates and return area of 10 sequare Km around it by transforming Km to degree, but I need to make this area to 5 sequare Km for example. how can I achieve that? The only number I found is (3.75) but I’m not sure what it represents and how to change it to get the area I need.
I know this might sound obvious for some, but I have zero background in GIS and GEO data and I played around with the code but the results I had didn’t make any sense at least for me.

import math

# Distances are measured in kilometers.
# Longitudes and latitudes are measured in degrees.
# Earth is assumed to be perfectly spherical.

earth_radius = 6271.0
degrees_to_radians = math.pi/180.0
radians_to_degrees = 180.0/math.pi

def change_in_latitude(kms):
    "Given a distance north, return the change in latitude."
    return (kms/earth_radius)*radians_to_degrees

def change_in_longitude(latitude, kms):
    "Given a latitude and a distance west, return the change in longitude."
    # Find the radius of a circle around the earth at given latitude.
    r = earth_radius*math.cos(latitude*degrees_to_radians)
    return (kms/r)*radians_to_degrees

def ten_km_square(latitude, longitude):
    slat, nlat = latitude+change_in_latitude(-3.75), latitude+change_in_latitude(3.75)
    wlon = longitude+change_in_longitude(latitude,-3.75)
    elon = longitude+change_in_longitude(latitude, 3.75)
    return(nlat, wlon, slat, elon)

def main(lon, lat):
    '''First argument degrees longitude (E is positive, W negative)
        of the landslide location,
        second argument latitude (N positive, S negative),
        in decimal format(not minutes etc.)'''
    nlat, wlon, slat, elon = ten_km_square(lat,lon)
    #print("(NLat:{:.4f},WLon:{:.4f}),(SLat:{:.4f},ELon:{:.4f});".format(nlat, wlon, slat, elon))
    print("var region = '[[{:.4f},{:.4f}], [{:.4f},{:.4f}], [{:.4f},{:.4f}], [{:.4f},{:.4f}]]';".format(wlon,nlat,elon,nlat,wlon,slat,elon,slat))
    print("var rectangle = [{:.4f},{:.4f},{:.4f},{:.4f}];".format(wlon,slat,elon,nlat))

#change these to longitude, latitude
main(18.07769,44.14354)