Go back to your Rental Summary and click on the Sale of Property/Depreciation to report the sale and the sales price.

That's what I did as shown in the sequence of screen shots. No place to enter sales price.

Not sure where you got off track but after the special handling screen is the personal home residence question and then the sales screen ... look again ...

Agree with @Critter-3 

This is the sequence from the Special Handling Required? screen when using a 2020 TurboTax Premier edition for Windows.

Here is the Special Handling Required screen shot, followed by the next screen shot. I answer yes and after that I don't get one about home sale. The second screen shot below shows what I get. Some more info: notice in the first screen shot:  it shows in blue type something that is odd: it's as if the home is an asset within the home....1007 Prairie Lakes Dr: 1007 Prairie Lakes Dr.   Does this give a clue? Maybe I entered something incorrectly in a previous year?

DOES this sale required special handling of any kind ?   If not then choose  NO not yes. 

If it does require special handling the sale is reported in a different section ... click on  the LEARN MORE link for more information. 

Yes it does seem to require special handling. It is a rental home. 

NOOOOO .... in the rental section selling a rental is normal and does not require special handling unless it has one of the items on the list on this page ...  

What section do I go to to enter the sale? Will it automatically bring across basis and depreciation?

The last item on the list applies. It is a rental. 

If you had read the LEARN MORE link then you would have seen it is referring to a partial rental of your home and/or a home office.   So if this was 100% a rental  being reported on a Sch E   please choose no. 

If it was a partial rental of a personal residence click on the LEARN MORE to see the steps you need to take.