Most rental car companies require drivers to be at least 21 years old, although some may have a minimum age requirement of 25. Additionally, younger drivers may be subject to a surcharge.

Typically, you'll need a valid driver's license, a credit card in the driver's name for payment and security deposit purposes, and sometimes additional identification such as a passport or government-issued ID.

While many rental car companies accept debit cards for payment, they may require additional forms of identification and may place a hold on funds in your account as a security deposit.

Rental car companies usually offer several insurance options, including collision damage waivers, liability insurance, and personal accident insurance. You may also have coverage through your personal auto insurance or credit card, so it's important to check before purchasing additional insurance from the rental company.

5. Most rental agreements include unlimited mileage, but some may have restrictions or charges for exceeding a certain number of miles per day. Be sure to clarify this with the rental company before booking.

6. Many rental car companies offer one-way rentals, allowing you to pick up a car at one location and return it to another. However, additional fees may apply for this service.