Difference between capital and capitol | Capital vs Capitol

Capital vs. Capitol

Capital may mean uppercase letters or money for beginning a business or a central governing city. Capitol is a building where a legislative council meets.

Examples 

  1. New York is the capital city of United Sates.
  2. I need capital to start my laundry business.
  3. Write heading in capital letters.
  4. He witnessed a bill become a law in the capitol.

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