What is the Difference between difference between Standard Electrode Potentials and Standard Reduction Potentials?

As the question suggests I am wondering the **difference** between standard electrode potentials and standard reduction potentials. I know that they are **both a measure of the Voltage** from certain reactions, and can be used to calculate the **feasibility** of a reaction - but when do you use which / what is the difference, or are they **interchangeable**?


