This still doesn't seem to be working.
Still timing out, and I had an issue with the length of a float being exceeded.

Don't worry, sometimes it's a matter of reading the description a couple of times until it clicks, cheers.

I'm an idiot, cheers xD

You're confusing what you need to return, it's not how many spaces are left, it's how many people can't fit in the bus. Check the example usage in the description (I feel a deja vu).

Cap is 20, 10 people on board(eventually), how the hell are there 0 spaces left? There is same issue for some hidden tests as well

There is nothing to fix, unless you can prove there is. ;)

Can u stop trolling and fix it? xD

cap is the amount of people the bus can hold excluding the driver.

^ That, also in the kata's description. Short for capacity I guess.

so there will be 10 people total on a bus. Remind me whats the cap again?

If there is enough space, return 0, and if there isn't, return the number of passengers he can't take.

cap is 20, there are 5 people already on, and 5 waiting to get on. Why do you think the tests are wrong?

test.assert_equals(enough(20, 5, 5), 0) what is this test even? why is expected result is 0? thats in python
not the only test that needs fixing actually

done

Someone please approve this Python fork to resolve this

No python 3 support

That is something for you to figure out :)