Assembly Language: Read (w/o echo) and write

I am writing a program that will read and write characters, converting lowercase characters to uppercase. This is my first assembly program, so I am attempting to first get the program to read in a character and write it out. This is what I have coded so far:

    .model      small
    .8086


    .data

lower   db      'a'


    .code

start:
        mov     ax,@data
        mov     ds,ax

        mov     ah,8
        int     21h
        mov     dl,al
        mov     ah,2
        int     21h

exit:
        mov     ax,4c00h
        int     21h
        end     start

Have I handled the read/write correctly? When I run this program and enter in a character, I only see one instance of it. Shouldn't it be two? One for the letter I typed, and then one for letter returned? For example, if I typ开发者_开发知识库e d, I see:

d

but shouldn't I see:

d
d
or
dd

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DOS Int 08h reads a character from STDIN and does not echo it. If you want to echo the character, call int 01h.