[Python] How to Read from File1, Hash, the Write to File2

I am trying to write a Python script which you use one file as input, read a line, hash that word, the write to one line on the second new file, and continue this loop until you have a list of hashed words from the first file to the second file.

Here is my code:

import hashlib
import sys

def main():
global word_list
word_list = input("Input file name to pull words from: ")
global hash_list
hash_list = input("Filename to save as: ")
hashing_algo = input("Select hashing algorithm: '1' (sha512), '2' (md5): ")

answer = 'true'
while answer == 'true':
if hashing_algo == '1':
sha512()
sys.exit("Exiting software...")
elif hashing_algo == '2':
md5()
sys.exit("Exiting software...")
else:
print('Select a valid option.')
hashing_algo = input("Select hashing algorithm: '1' (sha512), '2' (md5): ")


def sha512():
h = hashlib.sha512()
f = open(word_list, 'r')
g = open(hash_list, 'w')

for word in f:
# f.readlines()
word = word.strip('\n')
print(word)

h.update(word.encode())
hashed_word = h.hexdigest()
g.write(hashed_word)
# g.write("\n")


def md5():
h = hashlib.md5()
f = open(word_list, 'r')
g = open(hash_list, 'w')

for word in f:
# f.readlines()
word = word.strip('\n')
print(word)

h.update(word.encode())
hashed_word = h.hexdigest()
g.write(hashed_word)
# g.write("\n")

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()


It looks like it is hashing the first word, but it either does not has the second word or combines them and then it does not print them, hash by hash.

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