BASIC emulator for Mac OS X

Hello,
I just received a fascinating book on the Apollo missions full of BASIC programs. I'm not a software developper (otherwise I would create an OS X version with all the equations in the book) so I'm looking for an emulator. After searching the web I found "QuickTerm 1.0.1" but I can't use it. Then I found the C-64 emulator "Power64", which will remind me my first computer.
The objective is to type, save and run the programs. Would there be a better option than Power64 ?
(I also thought about an HP scientific calculator but apparently they don't run BASIC).

Take a look at Chipmunk BASIC it's free, and might be what you're looking for.
I actually use REALbasic for a bunch of database administration, and I don't think it's all that much like the BASIC I remember from high school. It's more geared toward building GUI apps.
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