That's the question.
The main point of Phython, at least from my point of view, is that is interpreter and easy to learn, similar as BASIC was back in the day. With many lib available, it is possible to accomplish almost anything in less steps and on many platforms. Nowadays, it is used in academic circles and universities as a primary language.
Pascal is dead long time ago. Even it is used primarily as a language to teach students basics steps in computer science and until Borland, generally it was just a toy. But indeed, since now many programming languages are free of charge, Web oriented and well established, Pascal is pretty much outdated. Delphi as well, I do not see many compaties use it nowadays and offer jobs, at least in my country, except banks.
While this FPC/Lazarus comunity lives and developing and bug fixing is continuing with anyway slow rate, I believe Pascal will live as well, at least to give some signs of life - then will be forgotten as many other langages in the past.