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Quick Answer. Although laymen often use the words motor and engine interchangeably, from a technical point of view, an engine uses fuel to create heat that it converts into motion, while a motor uses electricity to produce motion.
Originally Answered: What is the difference between engine and turbine? None. A turbine is a type of heat engine, but you are probably referring to a piston driven internal combustion engine.