Typically, an ATM is used for

An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) is a self-service banking terminal designed to let customers carry out basic banking transactions without needing a bank teller present.

Its most common and defining use is allowing a customer to withdraw cash from their bank account using a bank card and a personal identification number. ATMs may also support related services such as balance enquiries or deposits, but cash withdrawal is the core, everyday function that gives the machine its purpose.

Record keeping and budget making are tasks typically handled by accounting or spreadsheet software, not by a cash machine, and watching movies has no connection to banking terminals at all.

Examination reminder: associate the ATM directly with cash-related banking transactions, especially withdrawing money, rather than with general record-keeping software functions.