Any snake in a pet store situation (high traffic area, less than great husbandry, and constant poking and proding) is going to be a challenege to get to calm down...
Because its' current housing is temporary it may not have had a chance to settle in... it should be left alone for a bit, to adjust to its surroundings. After this time period you can proceed to gently handling more regularly...
I'm not sure of the chances of the boa calming down right away, as I said, petstores are a high-stress environment...
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