If you're only interested in the positions, you'll probably be best off just using a program instead of diving into celestial mechanics. Depending on what you exactly want with "planetary position", here are three different approaches to finding a planet's position at a given time:
- Stellarium is a free program to visually solve for the position of a planet, and it gives some precise data for the positions of the planets too, but it needs to be installed and run on your computer so it won't be the quickest way to find the position.
- If you're looking to get a planet's coordinates on ecliptic and/or equatorial planes, you can let this web app do the calculations for you for a given time.
- Also, a quick Google search came up with this web app meant for working with zodiacs.
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