rent·al 
/ˈrɛntl̟/ noun
plural rent·als /ˈrɛntl̟/ noun 1 : the amount of money paid or collected as rent [count] — usually singular ▪ The average rental is $400 per month. [noncount] ▪ thousands of dollars paid in rental ▪ rental fees/income ▪ (Brit) line rental [=money that you pay to use a telephone line] 2 : the act of renting something [count] ▪ There are restrictions against rentals to people with pets. [noncount] ▪ The movie is available for rental. ▪ a rental agreement 3 [count] chiefly US : something that can be rented
▪ Boat rentals are available on the island. ▪ a two-bedroom rental ▪ I had a rental while my car was being repaired. ▪ a rental car
▪ Boat rentals are available on the island. ▪ a two-bedroom rental ▪ I had a rental while my car was being repaired. ▪ a rental car
