Create a button

    btn_button1 = tk.Button(root, text = "Button 1", fg = "black", command=btn_button1_clicked)
    btn_button1.place(x=400, y=30)

#Or to set button dimensions:
    btn_button1.place(x=10, y=40, width=60, height=18)

Setting properties

#Height
    height=1    #You can only set as integer number of lines, use place to fine set width and height)

Respond to a button press

#****************************************
#****************************************
#*********** BUTTON 1 CLICKED ***********
#****************************************
#****************************************
def btn_button1_clicked():
    #Do something...

Up Down Left Right buttons example

    #Label
    lbl_loadcell_weight = tk.Label(root, text = "?g",
                                bg="white", relief="groove",
                                width=8,
                                borderwidth=2,
                                font=('', 12, 'bold'))    #'normal', 'bold', etc)
    lbl_loadcell_weight.place(x=0, y=30)

    #Down button
    btn_weight_value_down = tk.Button(root, text = "▼", fg = "black", width=2, command=btn_weight_down_clicked)
    btn_weight_value_down.place(x=86, y=29)
    
    #Up button
    btn_weight_value_up = tk.Button(root, text = "▲", fg = "black", width=2, command=btn_weight_up_clicked)
    btn_weight_value_up.place(x=110, y=29)
    
    #Left button
    btn_weight_value_left = tk.Button(root, text = "◀", fg = "black", width=2, command=btn_weight_left_clicked)
    btn_weight_value_left.place(x=86, y=54)
    
    #Right button
    btn_weight_value_right = tk.Button(root, text = "▶", fg = "black", width=2, command=btn_weight_right_clicked)
    btn_weight_value_right.place(x=110, y=54)