Dear Shakiba,
The excitation energies are the spectrum already, but you have only calculated a few.
Laser spectroscopy: basic concepts and instrumentation by Demtroder page 62-66 gives an explanation of how the spectrum is broadened. You can use the dipole moment to calculate radiative rate which leads to the natural uncertainty in the absorption energy.
There are also people that use standard 0.2 eV widening like in this paper: Optical gaps in pristine and heavily doped silicon nanocrystals: DFT versus quantum Monte Carlo benchmarks.
Mario