When I use Python I miss Rust's enums, the pattern matching of those enums, and the static types that help refactoring (the compiler spots where one change has knock-on effects in the rest of the project..).

Especially how Rust enums and structs make it easy to define new types to guide your programs are a highlight for me.

I don't think Rust is better than Python for every task. Python is a lot simpler if you can get something done with its built in types (dicts, sets and lists). Python's dynamic types are also a great benefit for some tasks, where Rust's dynamic dispatch support is very limiting.

Crazily, handling dependencies and building a project is way easier in pure-Rust than pure-Python since it's standardized.