Using f-strings can help you avoid striftime()

>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> f"{datetime.now():%Y-%m-%d %H:%M}"
'2020-09-22 12:19'

Nice cheatsheet at https://strftime.org/

I wish I had someone I knew locally who could just school me as I try out code.

Get a GitHub account and put your code in a repo... Folks can review your code as it changes and help you that way. We all work remote these daze.

room_1 = Room --> room_1 = Room() # The init parameters are not optional so you will need to provide them.
room_2 = Room --> room_2 = Room()

Don’t forget self in method definitions.
def bed_start_time(): —> def bed_start_time(self):
def bed_end_time(): —> def bed_end_time(self):
def __str__(): —> def __str__(self):

https://forum.omz-software.com/search/Turtle has always been a bit incomplete in Pythonista.

Write some solutions in Pythonista and get used to the language and the environment. Once your apps get sophisticated, let’s take another look at this topic. Beeware is pretty cool and has been getting better over time. Several members of this forum contribute to and use Beeware but there is (as far as I know) no conviennent bridge between the two environments. Start with Pythonista for its ease of use/learning and then see if it is sufficient or if you need Beeware.

Today widgets only update once every 24 hours.

Python 3.5 died yesterday so f-strings can now be used in all supported versions of CPython:
self.email = f'{self.first_name}.{self.last_name}@company.com'
and
return f'{self.first_name} {self.last_name}'

Are your doing this work on http://omz-software.com/pythonista/ ??

https://github.com/Pythonista-Tools/Pythonista-Tools