What types of craters are there?

There are several types of craters, primarily categorized into impact craters and volcanic craters. Impact craters form when a meteorite or asteroid collides with a planetary surface, creating a bowl-shaped depression. Volcanic craters, on the other hand, result from volcanic activity, where magma erupts and leaves a circular depression, such as those found at the summit of a volcano. Additionally, craters can vary in size, shape, and depth depending on their formation processes and the geological characteristics of the surface.