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Python is a coding language just like any other (i.e. C++, Java, FORTRAN). So, in short, Python can do anything you want to do. Some things to note though are that python is a high-level language and might be slower than other lower ones. However, the trade off is that you can code much more quickly than you can in C or Java.
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