Mac Deleting Multiple Files Bash - macos

Question

I'm trying to uninstall a program by deleting all of the files the installer installed. This is the script I have tried, but it returns a "Too many arguments" error on line 6 (highlighted with **) when I try and run it.
This is to be deployed out to multiple machine through Apple Remote Desktop.
I would like to put it in a package to run, but as an executable script will also do the job. Am I going about this wrong? This is not the entire script but it follows the same pattern.
#!/bin/bash
## This will uninstall ETC Nomad v2.3.3.9.0.10.mpkg
## From Contents of ETCnomad Eos Mac 2.3.3.9.0.10.pkg
**if [ -d /Applications/Eos Family Welcome Screen.app ]; then**
/bin/rm -rf /Applications/Eos Family Welcome Screen.app
fi
if [ -f /tmp/Element_Hotkeys.pdf ]; then
/bin/rm -rf /tmp/Element_Hotkeys.pdf
fi
if [ -f /tmp/Eos_Hotkeys.pdf ]; then
/bin/rm -rf /tmp/Eos_Hotkeys.pdf
fi
if [ -f /tmp/FixtureReleaseNotes.pdf ]; then
/bin/rm -rf /tmp/FixtureReleaseNotes.pdf
fi
if [ -f usr/local/etc/DCIDTable ]; then
/bin/rm -rf usr/local/etc/DCIDTable
fi
exit 0

Answer 1

Answer
Use ' around path/filenames that contain spaces or else the shell will try to interpret the parts as different from the filename and get confused, hence the error message.
More comments
As jubobs points out, there's no use in testing whether the file exists before deleting it. Furthermore, you already use the -f option which ignores nonexistent files so the test becomes irrelevant.
Remove absolute paths from your commands to the keep your script portable. The shell's PATH environment variable is used to search for commands in the right places.
No need to remove files from /tmp/ because the OS does that for you.
Be careful when you tinker with system folders like /usr/ because every system upgrades overwrite them, and often times it's hard to tell all dependencies.
You can simplify your script:
#!/bin/bash
## This will uninstall ETC Nomad v2.3.3.9.0.10.mpkg
## From Contents of ETCnomad Eos Mac 2.3.3.9.0.10.pkg
rm -rf '/Applications/Eos Family Welcome Screen.app'
# rm -rf /tmp/Element_Hotkeys.pdf
# rm -rf /tmp/Eos_Hotkeys.pdf
# rm -rf /tmp/FixtureReleaseNotes.pdf
rm -rf /usr/local/etc/DCIDTable
exit 0