rental
n. C / Un. something you pay to use for a short time, like a car, a house, or sports equipment. It can also mean the amount of money you pay for this service.
n. an arrangement where payment is made for the temporary use of a good or property; also refers to the object being rented. Often used in commercial contexts to distinguish between ownership and temporary possession.
We picked up our ski rental at the shop.
The resort offers a variety of equipment rentals, including mountain bikes and helmets for the summer season.
While purchasing high-end gear is a significant investment, many athletes prefer a seasonal rental to ensure they always have access to the latest technological advancements in equipment.
From rent + -al.
Countable when referring to a specific item or agreement; uncountable when referring to the general business or act of renting.
I made a car rentI got a car rentalLearners often use the verb 'rent' as a noun for the object itself; 'rental' is the correct noun for the item or the service.