Solution

You can use ‘subplots()’ function to create various subplots within the aligned two plots in Metroplotlib. Once you specify the ‘subplot’ configuration, you can easily control the alignment of the plots. Here is the demonstration illustrating the process of aligning two plots horizontally. 

In the above example, we can create a figure with one row and two columns of subplots using ‘plt.subplots(1, 2)’ and aligning these columns horizontally. The ax1 and ax2 variables represent the axes of the first and second subplots, respectively. Then, you can plot your data on each subplot using the corresponding axes (ax1.plot() and ax2.plot()). Finally, plt.tight_layout() adjusts the layout to prevent overlapping elements. 

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