The two terms get used interchangeably, but they solve different problems, and the difference is what decides whether the software still works for you in month three.
A booking plugin books time. It sells a slot in a calendar — an appointment, a table, a class. Once the slot has passed, nothing else has to happen.
A rental plugin sends a physical item out and needs it back. That item is unavailable for the whole hire, not just for an hour. It needs turnaround time before it can go out again. It may need a deposit and a signed agreement. And you need to know which specific unit went where, and whether it came back.
If what you rent comes back, an appointment scheduler runs out of road quickly. Filling that gap is what Sales Igniter Bookings & Tours is for.
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