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Is there any difference between polymorphism implemented in c++ and the one implemented in python ?

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About as much difference as there is in the syntax between C++ and Python: The results are very similar, but the way you get there is somewhat different. And of course all the other differences that aren't about OO or polymorphism.

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The syntax,algorithm and implementation are all diffrent. But the idea are the same.
Just as we got different make of cars but they can all take you to your destination.

The mechanics in the cars are somehow different but they works the same. You just have to understand how one works and its not difficult to know the other.
:)

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Polymorphism ---
Behavior of an "object" is determined at run-time
and depends on what kind/type of object it is:

# for instance x * y
x = 2;   y = 3; print x * y  # 6
# but ...
x = 'A'; y = 3; print x * y  # AAA
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