ENFP and ENTP look identical from across the room: quick, funny, full of ideas, and allergic to routine. The letter that differs is F versus T, and it shows the moment an idea meets a person: whether you protect the person or the idea.
ENFP argues to connect; ENTP connects to argue.
The only letter that differs is T versus F.
People who get both are strongly E, N, and P and close to the middle on T/F. This axis is the one that moves most with company: many people test T at work, where being direct pays, and F with the people they love, where it doesn't. Getting ENTP on a work laptop and ENFP on a Sunday is not a contradiction; it is a map.
If your T/F score is near the middle, yes, and that is common for this pair. The better question is which situations pull you toward protecting people and which toward protecting the argument.
Yes. Campaigner is the nickname for ENFP and Debater for ENTP on several popular tests.
Neither, really. ENFP shows feeling openly and decides by it; ENTP feels just as much and decides by logic anyway, which is why they can look colder than they are.
The four-scenario test scores each area of your life on its own, so instead of one label you see where ENFP shows up, where ENTP does, and which letter is doing the moving.