Comment #15 on issue 1887 by asmeurer: Separate boolean and symbolic relationals
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1887
I also think that writing a<3 and expecting a bool is more common than writing a<b as a symbolic inequality.
Maybe in your use case. To me, the most common use would be something like solve(x**2 < 1), which should be symbolic. Also, it's easy to convert a symbolic inequality to a boolean one in the right context, but hard to do the reverse.
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