The first steps in python often begin with the simple environment that comes with python. After a while you start looking for something more and there's a lot out there: Python wiki on IDE's, some are commercial, some are open source. I've tried out some open source versions and can't say there's a winner.
Here is a nice list of the possibilities: Open source Python IDE's
For the moment I work with Spyder and Eclipse(PyDev) that comes with a package that's interesting because it gives you a lot of functionality at once (Python x,y (scientific-oriented Python Distribution))
I also tried out Eric and Pyscripter and Eric seems also interesting when you want some more help with GUI development (Qt) and webenabled development (Django).
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