Inspired by the OP, I wrote the following. It's a system for simple console-based menus. It's easily extensible.

use strict;
use warnings;

sub do_menu
{
    my( $menu ) = @_;
    while(1)
    {
        my( $menu ) = @_;
        # display the menu
        print "\n";
        print $_+1, '. ', $menu->[$_]{'label'}, "\n"
            for 0 .. $#{$menu};
        print '0. ', ( @_ > 1 ? 'Return' : 'Exit' ), "\n";
        # get the user's input
        local @ARGV;
        print STDERR '> ';
        local $_ = <>; chomp;

        /\d/ && !/\D/ or next;
        $_ == 0 and last; # item 0 is special
        defined $menu->[$_-1] or warn("Invalid choice\n"), next;

        my $op = $menu->[$_-1]{'op'};
        my $arg = $menu->[$_-1]{'arg'};
        if ( $op eq 'submenu' )
        {
            do_menu( $arg, @_ ); # maintain the stack!
        }
        elsif ( $op eq 'exec_cmd' )
        {
            execute_command( $arg );
        }
        else
        {
            warn "Unrecognized op '$op'\n";
        }
    }
}


my @printers_menu = (
    {
        label => 'Show all Printers',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'showprintersall',
    },
    {
        label => 'Show user print jobs',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'showprintersuser',
    },
    {
        label => 'Show single printer',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'showprinter',
    },
    {
        label => 'Kill a print job',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'killprint',
    },
);

my @accounts_menu = (
    {
        label => 'Unlock user account',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'unlockuser',
    },
    {
        label => 'Change account password',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'changepass',
    },
);

my @main_menu = (
    {
        label => 'List and Kill UDT* processes by user',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'ListKillProc',
    },
    {
        label => 'List and Kill Print Jobs...',
        op => 'submenu',
        arg => \@printers_menu,
    },
    {
        label => 'Manage user accounts...',
        op => 'submenu',
        arg => \@accounts_menu,
    },
    {
        label => 'Run App',
        op => 'exec_cmd',
        arg => 'APP',
    },
);

sub execute_command
{
    warn "Executing command '@_'\n";
}

do_menu( \@main_menu );
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Of course, with objects, this might have been even more elegant.