I had a similar situation and I either wrapped them in really simple tkinter interface or used py2exe. Sometimes I wrote up some dialogues to get user input to

I had a similar situation and I either wrapped them in really simple tkinter interface or used py2exe. Sometimes I wrote up some dialogues to get user input to control the script wrap it up in a folder with a .sh file that runs the python script and just tell them that the .sh file is the program. Double click, opens program, follow instructions (hacky and fragile but got the job done). They were usually limited in scope enough where I just let the script crash on most errors and just warned the users about it.