I agree with @kbarni. Would sum up that you should think about the deployment environment to make a better decision. A few examples: if you have a server application and python performance is good enough, you would be safe with python. On the other hand, IOT, mobile or even desktop apps would benefit the better performance of a fine tunned C++ compiled project. Also, I prefer to deliver C++ binaries to the end user, usually it will be faster, safer and more stable.
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