Do you know how to use search engines? A google search shows that pika is a "an AMQP 0-9-1 client library for Python". Does the script connect to RabbitMQ specifically? If so, I'd suggest Net::RabbitMQ which I've had success with, otherwise a search shows other choices such as Net::Async::AMQP that you could try.
sys "provides access to some variables used or maintained by the interpreter and to functions that interact strongly with the interpreter". You'd need to look in the script for functions or attributes like sys.foo then read the docs to see what foo does, then find a way to do the same job in Perl. Some likely candidates are sys.argv which is @ARGV in Perl, and sys.exit which is exit in Perl.
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I have no idea what these do either, but there is a secret place on the Internet where you can get responses to those questions. It is called Google, but please, don't tell anybody because, it is secret!
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"I have no idea what these does"
That's the task you've been given. If you don't know what something is or what it does, go find out.
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I used to program in Python before I decided to switch to Perl (much better and much more efficient in my personal view), about 11 or 12 years ago. I have frankly no longer have any idea what these libraries do, but it is so easy to find out on the Internet that I wonder why you ask.
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