Any differences between 領収書 and 受領書?


First time asking a question here. I was curious if there is any relevant
distinction between these two words that mean receipt: 領収書 and 受領書.




受領書 is letter of acceptance of **any items**. 領収書 only of **money**.

I suppose most times when you issue what is named "receipt" is about money. In
these cases, Japanese conventionally prefers the narrower term, 領収書.




受領書 is letter of acceptance of **any items**. 領収書 only of **money**.

I suppose most times when you issue what is named "receipt" is about money. In
these cases, Japanese conventionally prefers the narrower term, 領収書.

