Embedded Computers Have Their Own Programming. They Typically Do Not Receive Input From You, Nor Do They Interact With Other Systems. True Or False?

Taking your question apart:

     "Embedded Computers Have Their Own Programming"   - TRUE (that is the definition of "embedded computers")

     "They Typically Do Not Receive Input From You"   - neither TRUE nor FALSE

     "Nor Do They Interact With Other Systems"   - neither TRUE nor FALSE

So, as a whole, the answer is "FALSE".

I could give examples for each of the above,
but I suspect that you are doing a homework assignment,
so you need to do some of the work on your own,
which is always a good idea,
because you have no idea whether I'm right or wrong,
and the first thing your teacher would ask is,
"how did you come up with your answers?"