Reddit mentions of Python Playground: Geeky Projects for the Curious Programmer

Check out Python Playground.

I'd say it's time to start working through some projects. Although, believe me I know, it's difficult to get started. Especially if you didn't start programing without any projects in mind. So, I'd suggest a few books and links to help you get started.

• Exercises for Programmers
  
• Python Playground
  
• Python Projects
  
• Projects
  
• r/beginnerprojects
  
  After finishing Exercises for Programers or Python Playground you should be well equipped to start and finish your own projects.

www.practicepython.org helped me a fuckton

The book Python Playground and its affiliated books also helped me a lot with practice programs and applications.

Not many people think 'Learn Python the Hard Way' is a good website (not sure about the book) to learn python. I would defenitly recommend 'Automate the boring stuff' over it (it's free anyway so might aswell take a look). There's defenitly intermediate stuff to gather for it. It has a nice overview of the content and defnitly contains a lot more information than LPTHW. Also has a nice overview of some popular libraries.

Later chapters contain web scraping, excel spreadsheets, pdf/word docs, csv/json, sending emails. So might be interesting enough.

If you want some more 'advanced' projects I would maybe recommend 'Python playground: geeky projects for the curious programmer', wich is from the same publisher as 'Automate the boring stuff'

this site apperantly also has some free python books wich might interest you