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I absolutely love Python but I don't understand this question. Scripts are many to do something, their purpose is about a million times more important than what language they're written in. This amounts to "what scripts have you made that you happened to use Python for?"
Ignoring the word "cool", I've made some scripts for OpenStreetMap:
https://codeberg.org/NeatNit/gtfs2osm-il this imports bus stop data in my country into OpenStreetMap. I run this script daily. Really proud of it.
https://codeberg.org/NeatNit/ptna-gtfs-import scripts for PTNA, I won't get into what it is (it's really niche) but these scripts are used by PTNA to enable automatic import of route lists: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Public_Transport_Network_Analysis/Syntax_of_CSV_data#CSV_data_import_definition:_@
They all use Python... Is this that you had in mind?