What is the difference between console and terminal?

Question

Command line

The console is a collection of devices that allows you to interact with the device.

Here, as it were, everything is clear, the console can be a microphone, and a keyboard, and a mouse, and ... a command line.
That is, at its core, the command line is a console. BUT why is it customary to call command lines terminals in Linux then? Here is a photo as an example.


And the terminal itself seems to be designed for remote work with a computer (judging by the information on the Internet). How can the command line be both a console and a terminal at the same time?

I would like to have some definition of terminology.

Answer 1

if you do not go into history, answer in the context of the question and simplified:
the console is the command line.
terminal - a program that provides access to the command line.

Answer 2

What is the difference between terminal, term emulator...