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web3.py would probably function if you are hosting your own Janus/Qtumd node with private keys and just using the Ethereum JSON-RPC.
The main compatibility issue comes down to transaction/message signing and address computation, as long as Janus/Qtumd is handling transaction signing then web3.py may mostly function.
You can try out our public testnet Janus instance https://testnet-janus.qiswap.com/api/
it has private keys loaded for now with test Qtum but I am not sure if the Qtumd nodes that it points to have the private keys loaded or not which does the actual transaction signing.
Is there a way to interact with Qtum through python ?
preferably through web3.py ?
As far as i gather, Janus is mostly for web3.js users ?
if it can be adapted to web3.py in its present form, please elaborate how
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