import random

samples = [ random.randint(1, 2) for i in range(100) ]
heads = samples.count(1)
tails = samples.count(2)

for s in samples:
    msg = 'Heads' if s==1 else 'Tails'
    print msg

print "Heads count=%d, Tails count=%d" % (heads, tails)

You have a variable for the number of tries, which allows you to print that at the end, so just use the same approach for the number of heads and tails. Create a heads and tails variable outside the loop, increment inside the relevant if coin == X block, then print the results at the end.

Keep a running track of the number of heads:

import random
tries = 0
heads = 0
while tries < 100:
    tries += 1
    coin = random.randint(1, 2)
    if coin == 1:
        heads += 1
        print('Heads')
    if coin == 2:
        print ('Tails')
total = tries
print('Total heads '.format(heads))
print('Total tails '.format(tries - heads))
print(total)

import random
tries = 0
heads=0
tails=0
while tries < 100:
    tries += 1
    coin = random.randint(1, 2)
    if coin == 1:
        print('Heads')
        heads+=1
    if coin == 2:
        print ('Tails')
        tails+=1
total = tries
print(total)
print tails
print heads

tosses = 100
heads = sum(random.randint(0, 1) for toss in range(tosses))
tails = tosses - heads

You could use random.getrandbits() to generate all 100 random bits at once:

import random

N = 100
# get N random bits; convert them to binary string; pad with zeros if necessary
bits = "{1:>0{0}}".format(N, bin(random.getrandbits(N))[2:])
# print results
print('{total} {heads} {tails}'.format(
    total=len(bits), heads=bits.count('0'), tails=bits.count('1')))

Output

100 45 55

# Please make sure to import random.

import random

# Create a list to store the results of the for loop; number of tosses are limited by range() and the returned values are limited by random.choice().

tossed = [random.choice(["heads", "tails"]) for toss in range(100)]

# Use .count() and .format() to calculate and substitutes the values in your output string.

print("There are {} heads and {} tails.".format(tossed.count("heads"), tossed.count("tails")))

I ended up with this.

import random

flips = 0
heads = 0
tails = 0

while flips < 100:
    flips += 1

    coin = random.randint(1, 2)
    if coin == 1:
       print("Heads")
       heads += 1

    else:
       print("Tails")
       tails += 1

total = flips

print(total, "total flips.")
print("With a total of,", heads, "heads and", tails, "tails.")

Here is my code. Hope it will help.

import random

coin = random.randint (1, 2)

tries = 0
heads = 0
tails = 0

while tries != 100:

if coin == 1:
    print ("Heads ")
    heads += 1
    tries += 1
    coin = random.randint(1, 2)

elif coin == 2:
    print ("Tails ")
    tails += 1
    tries += 1
    coin = random.randint(1, 2)
else:
    print ("WTF")

print ("Heads = ", heads)
print ("Tails = ", tails)

import random

print("coin flip begins for 100 times")

tails = 0
heads = 0
count = 0
while count < 100: #to flip not more than 100 times
count += 1
result = random.randint(1,2) #result can only be 1 or 2.

    if result == 1: # result 1 is for heads
        print("heads")
    elif result == 2: # result 2 is for tails
        print("tails")
    if result == 1:
        heads +=1 #this is the heads counter.
    if result == 2:
        tails +=1 #this is the tails counter.
# with all 3 being the count, heads and tails counters,
# i can instruct the coin flip not to exceed 100 times, of the 100 flips 
# with heads and tails counter, 
# I now have data to display how of the flips are heads or tails out of 100.
print("completed 100 flips") #just to say 100 flips done.
print("total tails is", tails) #displayed from if result == 2..... tails +=1
print("total heads is", heads)