Add a new line before each Powershell prompt (including the conda environment name)

I am trying to add a new line before each Powershell prompt to improve readability as shown below.

Instead of:

(base) PS C:\Users\myname --> "Hello"
Hello
(base) PS C:\Users\myname --> "Wow"
Wow

I would like an output like this:

(base) PS C:\Users\myname --> "Hello"
Hello

(base) PS C:\Users\myname --> "Wow"
Wow

(base) PS C:\Users\myname -->

My powershell profile, which I have modified for my prompt and to add the conda environment hook as per other SO posts is as follows:

function Prompt
{
    $promptString = "PS " + $(Get-Location) + " -->"
    Write-Host "$promptString" -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow
    return " "
}

%{& "C:\Users\myname\Anaconda3\Scripts\conda.exe" "shell.powershell" "hook"} | Out-String | Invoke-Expression

I have tried adding the new line parameter ("`n") to the function prompt as follows:

$promptString = "`nPS " + $(Get-Location) + " -->"

This gives me the output as:

(base)
PS C:\Users\myname -->

which is not what I want.

I also tried adding a Write-Host before the conda hook but that doesn't work either:

Write-Host `n | %{& "C:\Users\myname\Anaconda3\Scripts\conda.exe" "shell.powershell" "hook"} | Out-String | Invoke-Expression

It gives me the error:
"Invoke-Expression : Cannot bind argument to parameter 'Command' because it is an empty string."
So this doesn't work either.

I assume this should be a simple fix but I'm unable to find the right commands/place to put the command that will allow me to add that new line to improve readability of the code. Been googling for a while and though I've learned quite a bit doing so, just haven't been able to find a fix for quite some time, so looking to the Stack Overflow community for some help. Thank you in advance!

You need to modify the prompt function after it has been modified by conda.exe, which you can do by placing the following after your & "C:\Users\myname\Anaconda3\Scripts\conda.exe" "shell.powershell" "hook" | Out-String | Invoke-Expression call in your $PROFILE file (note that there's no need for % { ... }):

$function:prompt = @"
  Write-Host "`n" 
  $function:prompt
"@ 

This redefines the prompt function by emitting a newline ("`n") before calling the previous prompt function's body, using namespace variable notation.

Not the most elegant answer, but I found a way to do this by adding a Write-Host "" command within the Conda.psm1 profile as follows. Marking the inserted text within ****. Thank you for all the help!

    function global:prompt() {
    if ($Env:CONDA_PROMPT_MODIFIER) {
        *****Write-Host ""****
        $Env:CONDA_PROMPT_MODIFIER | Write-Host -NoNewline
    }
    CondaPromptBackup;
}