We won't go that low.
The bright clouds of Venus are formed where the sulfuric acid condenses out. Just above that layer is where we want to ride.
We get plenty of sunshine, (near twice as much as at Earth orbit), and even the clouds below reflect enough light to make solar cells function on our bottom side!
We will have to make our exterior corrosion resistant, of course. Atmosphere is atmosphere. It mixes.
In fact, all we'll really need is a good fabric protective suit and a breathing mask with air supply, and we could stroll around exposed to the raw atmosphere of Venus. Just remember to keep breathing and don't fall off.
Urk.
(Robt considers small size of Robt’s below side, and contemplates problems of not having a big enough below side to generate warming from re-reflected solar glow to keep topside from becloning a cold side....)