The housing thing depends on the area, if your living in an apartment you can usually set that up earlier than if your are renting from a "landlord." Would be one less thing to worry about, I would atleast start checking things out and familiarizing yourself with the areas. That said, December is definitely too early.
Past that, just do what you want to do. If you want to read, watch Netflix, learn a language, travel...do those. Don't pre-study as anyone who has ever done medical school will tell you. Make sure you have fun and enjoy not having the constant thing hanging over your head. Not that you can't have fun in Med School, but if your like me, you always have this voice telling you that you should be doing more. If you have a job, enjoy having some money...that's been tough to get used to, never feeling like I can spend money without regret.
Professional clothes would be good, but I mean we're talking a couple slacks and shirts...not a big deal. Working out is a good habit to start if you don't already. Your time will only get less available, so learn to make time now. That said, don't choose to start bulking after you buy your professional clothes...my pants are borderline obscene.
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Preparation before matriculating
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