Call many python functions from a module by looping through a list of function names and making them variables

I have three similar functions in tld_list.py. I am working out of mainBase.py file.

I am trying to create a variable string which will call the appropriate function by looping through the list of all functions. My code reads from a list of function names, iterates through the list and running the function on each iteration. Each function returns 10 pieces of information from separate websites

I have tried 2 variations annotated as Option A and Option B below

# This is mainBase.py

import tld_list           # I use this in conjunction with Option A
from tld_list import *    # I use this with Option B

functionList = ["functionA", "functionB", "functionC"]
tldIterator = 0
while tldIterator < len(functionList):
    # This will determine which function is called first
    # In the first case, the function is functionA
    currentFunction = str(functionList[tldIterator])

Option A

    currentFunction = "tld_list." + currentFunction
    websiteName = currentFunction(x, y)
    print(websiteName[1]
    print(websiteName[2]
    ...
    print(websiteName[10]
    

Option B

    websiteName = currentFunction(x, y)
    print(websiteName[1]
    print(websiteName[2]
    ...
    print(websiteName[10]

Even though it is not seen, I continue to loop through the iteration by ending each loop with tldIterator += 1

Both options fail for the same reason stating TypeError: 'str' object is not callable

I am wondering what I am doing wrong, or if it is even possible to call a function in a loop with a variable

import tld_list

function_names = ["functionA", "functionB", "functionC"]
functions = [getattr(tld_list, name) for name in function_names]
for fctn in functions:
    website_name = fctn(x,y)

def funcA(...): pass
def funcB(...): pass
def funcC(...): pass

func_find = {"Huey": funcA, "Dewey": funcB, "Louie": FuncC}

result = func_find["Huey"](...)

websiteName = exec('{}(x, y)'.format(currentFunction))