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Brad is taking his family on a vacation to the mountains, and he is deciding on a cabin to rent. The cabins at Rainbow Peak cost $\$104$ per night, plus a one-time fee of $\$43$ for service and cleaning. The cabins at Verdant Meadows cost $\$66$ per night, plus a one-time fee of $\$195$. Which equation can you use to find $n$, the number of nights the vacation would need to last for the two cabins to cost the same?$\newline$Choices:$\newline$(A) $104n + 66 = 195n + 43$$\newline$(B) $104n + 43 = 66n + 195$$\newline$How many nights would the vacation need to last for the two cabins to cost the same?$\newline$$\_\_\_$ nights$\newline$