difference between enable rule vs display rule in ribbon workbench

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 Enable Rule: It is the client side process. 

Let's start with example:  I have an account entity under that I have more than two form. I just want to show the specific button based on the particular form you can use enable rule here.

Display Rule: It is server side process.

Let's start with example: I want to show and hide the button based on the security role then we will go for display rule.

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