What is the difference between Python embeddable and installable?

The difference between Python embeddable and installable is:

1. Python embeddable is a lightweight Python interpreter that can be embedded into other applications for use. It is commonly used to be embedded into C/C++ programs in order to extend the program’s functionality through Python scripts. Python embeddable includes the interpreter and standard library, but does not include a graphical user interface (GUI) toolkit.
2. Python install is a complete distribution of Python, including the Python interpreter, standard library, third-party libraries, and tools. It is typically used for installing and running Python programs on an operating system. Python install is suitable for scenarios where Python programs need to run independently and can be executed through a command line or graphical user interface.

Therefore, Python embeddable is suitable for situations where Python needs to be embedded into other applications, while Python install is suitable for scenarios where Python programs run independently.