What is the penalty that prohibits a convicted person from entering a designated area specified in their sentence?

The correct response indicates that there is no established penalty specifically prohibiting a convicted person from entering a designated area as outlined in their sentence among the listed options. This type of restriction is commonly referred to as a "geographic restriction" or a "no contact order," which is not classified as a fine or daily monetary penalty.

Fines, such as the amounts presented in the other options, usually represent financial penalties imposed to punish criminal behavior, rather than restrictions on a person’s movement. Geographic restrictions are more about legal conditions set by the court, requiring individuals to avoid certain locations or individuals, rather than a monetary cost.

Thus, the best answer here is that none of the options provided aptly describe the prohibition in a legal sense, validating the choice that indicates there is no applicable penalty listed.