Python: format float to a minimum floating point precision if needed

Say I have two numbers 1.2 and 1.24898, how do I format the string such that anything without sufficient precision always is fixed to two floating points (.2f) but anything with more than 2 will retain their floating points?

I want this to be printed as: 1.20 and 1.24898. Is there a way of doing this via print formatting or a pythonic way?

Doing print(f'{1.24898:,.2f}') will cause it to be fixed to 2 places, but I want to retain all its precision. And similarly the same for the 1.2 i want it printed as 1.20.

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