Both patterns C and D require leading spaces and you are not printing any spaces, just stars.
Here is alternative code that prints the required leading spaces:
print ("Pattern C")
for e in range (11,0,-1):
print((11-e) * ' ' + e * '*')
print ('')
print ("Pattern D")
for g in range (11,0,-1):
print(g * ' ' + (11-g) * '*')
Here is the output:
Pattern C
***********
**********
*********
********
*******
******
*****
****
***
**
*
Pattern D
*
**
***
****
*****
******
*******
********
*********
**********
In more detail, consider this line:
print((11-e) * ' ' + e * '*')
It prints (11-e)
spaces followed by e
stars. This provides the leading spaces needed to make the patterns.
If your teacher wants nested loops, then you may need to convert print((11-e) * ' ' + e * '*')
into loops printing each space, one at a time, followed by each star, one at a time.
Pattern C via nested loops
If you followed the hints I gave about nested loops, you would have arrived at a solution for Pattern C like the following:
print ("Pattern C")
for e in range (11,0,-1):
#print((11-e) * ' ' + e * '*')
for d in range (11-e):
print (' ', end = '')
for d in range (e):
print ('*', end = '')
print()