What are legal rights as a tenant under Florida law?

If you paid the rent in full for November then the LL cannot terminate the tenancy early. Florida law doe snot recognize a prorated or per diem rent on a month to month tenancy. If you paid less than the full rent, absent written or credible evidence of an agreement for less than the full month, the landlord would be entitled to serve a 3 day notice and sue for eviction on the 4th day. Your facts seem to suggest that you did not pay rent on the 1st when due, then on the 6th claim some agreement was made to pay for the REMAINING 2 weeks, with a vacation date of the 22nd. Then, we are expected to beleive that arbitrarily the LL demanded that you vacate 3 days later on the 9th? That sounds a lot like a 3 day notice for nonpayment of rent. As to actually towing your car, the landlord is not allowed to do that unless or until you are dispossed of the property legally such as an eviction, absent you parking the vehicle illegaly or without permission. That you called the police on the landlord makes clear there is much more to this issue than related as LL/T interaction does not degrade from courtesy agreements to pro-rate your rent to police being called in a matter of days without something happening. That "something" is likely a critical factor in who is entitled or obligated to do what.