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# Rental History

The **Rental History** page contains all of the user's past rentals. To view this, a user will need to click on the 3 lines on the upper left and select Rental History.

![](/files/-MgmKAeuu0SsrX3Q8IpD)

Below is an example of a list of past rentals on the Rental History page. This will give an overview of the rental information such as the hardware number, the charge of the rental, the start and end stations, the date of the rental, the timestamps of the rental duration, and the user's rental rating.

![Example of Rental History Page](/files/-MgrWc_5t9-F2Nmldu16)

Clicking on the " **>** " on the right side of the rental will allow the user to view their rental receipt which will contain a price breakdown of their rental and their rating, if given, at the end of the rental. The user can update their rating at any time.

If they have any questions or concerns about their rental, they can click on [**Report Problem**](https://documentation.movatic.co/feature-guide-2/customer-support/user-reports-issue) to submit a ticket to your system's [**Customer Support**](https://documentation.movatic.co/feature-guide-2/customer-support/customer-support-user-experience). 

![Example of Rental Details and Report Problem Page](/files/-MgrWGrmzGI_mukjmriA)


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