A telephone booth is a small, enclosed structure that provides a private space for making phone calls. Traditionally, these booths were equipped with a public telephone, allowing people to connect with others without needing a personal phone. They were commonly found in urban areas, near streets, and in public places. With the rise of mobile phones, the use of telephone booths has significantly declined. Many have been removed or repurposed, while some remain as nostalgic symbols of the past. Despite their reduced presence, telephone booths are still recognized as part of the history of communication, often associated with the era of public telephones and urban life.