You have to distinguish between the syntax you need for the teaching tool and the online exercise system.
Your given automaton is described as follows for the teaching tool:
inputs {a},{};
init 2,3;
transitions
(0,{},1);
(1,{},1); (1,{},3);
(2,{a},1);
(3,{},0); (3,{},2);
accept 0,1;
It looks as follows:
The deterministic automaton obtained looks as follows:
It is described as follows (for the teaching tool):
inputs {a},{};
init 0;
transitions
(0,{},1); (0,{a},2);
(1,{},2); (1,{a},2);
(2,{},4); (2,{a},3);
(3,{},3); (3,{a},3);
(4,{},5); (4,{a},3);
(5,{},5); (5,{a},2);
accept 1,2,4,5;
where the superstates are constructed as follows:
labels 0:s2,s3; 1:s0,s2; 2:s1; 3:; 4:s1,s3; 5:s0,s1,s2,s3;
Note the labels used for the submission to the online exercise system must not be used for the teaching tool. They don't have a meaning for an automaton there, and are just used for the submission to see how you constructed the superstates in the Rabin-Scott construction.