Can another person see out of a other persons eyes if they have been donated?

No, once eyes are donated, the recipient cannot see through them as the eyes themselves do not retain the ability to process visual information. Vision is a complex function that involves not only the eyes but also the brain's interpretation of visual signals. Eye transplants are not currently feasible; however, corneal transplants can restore vision by replacing the damaged cornea, but the donor's visual experience remains separate from the recipient's.