Why does the if statement always get the value of the last condition

Question

import random

guess = input("Head or Tail? ")
head_tails = ["Head", "Tail"]

def coin_flip():
    random_number = [random.randint(0,1)]

    for rando in random_number:
        if rando == 0:
            answer =  head_tails[rando]
        elif rando == 1:
            answer = head_tails[rando]
    
    user_guess = ""

   #User_guess is always "False", even though the user(input) guessed the right outcome... 
   
    if guess == "Head" and random_number == 0:    
        user_guess = "True"  
    elif guess == "Tail" and random_number == 1:
        user_guess = "True"
    else:
        user_guess = "False"
   
    if user_guess == "True":
        print("You are right!")
        print("It was:", answer)
    elif user_guess == "False":
        print("You guessed wrong! You guessed:", guess)
        print("It was:", answer)

coin_flip()

Why does user_guess always equal "False"?