What you can do to interact with the Python inputs is to create a new build and there will automatically be a console where the program runs.
Open SublimeText and click on the Tools option, then click on the Buil System option and a list of supported languages will open and click on the last option New Build System
A document will be opened in Sublime with the generic configuration of a shell.
Replaces everything with the following text. Where the "C: / Python / python.exe" part should be replaced by the path where the Python program is stored on your computer.
{ "cmd: ["start", "cmd", "/k", "C:/Python/python.exe", "$file"],
"Selector": "source.python",
"Shell": true,
"working_dir": "$file_dir"}
Press the "Ctrl + s" keys and assign a name once saved, go back to where the Build System is and select the name you gave to your new configuration.
From now on, pressing "Ctrl + b" will open the file in a console and it will be faster and easier to interact with the program.