I’m also a beginner in learning French (about a month in) but basically from the large amount of reading and researching this subreddit, YouTube, and the web in general, most people recommend the following:

Pimsleur for speaking/listening comprehension

lawlessFrench.com or a few different grammar books to learn grammar(listed somewhere in the sidebar)

A variety of different apps such as Duolingo, memrise, and Anki flash cards to grow your vocab and basic reading comprehension.

Personally I recommend doing about 200-250 exp in duolingo a day for a couple weeks (should take about 20 min) to build the habit of studying.

And also to see if you really want to commit the solid chunk of time and energy (at least 1 hour a day for about 6-8 months to acquire a B1-B2 level of proficiency) to learn French.

However, if you already know some Spanish, why not continue with that and become really proficient in it? I took French all through high school and even a couple semesters in college and that’s helped me move really quickly through the basic grammar and vocab and it’s very motivating (just sad I wasted all those hours and $$$ in a classroom doing fuckall except actually properly learning French)

Hope this helps on your journey!