Could someone please explain the difference between morality and ethics?

There has come to be a difference in how the terms "Ethics" and "Morality" are used. There is also a difference between what makes for right conduct according to two basic sorts of morality. What Is Moral? "Moral" and "ethical" used to be interchangeable. They aren't anymore, which is why I use both on my home page. The reason they're not interchangeable anymore is because "ethical" has come to refer mainly to right conduct in a profession, so we have "medical ethics," "business ethics," and the like. "Moral" is used more broadly to describe right conduct for everyone, or in some cases, for everyone in a particular society or culture.

Morality: A system of ideas of right and wrong conduct. Ethics: Branch of philosophy concerned with the nature of ultimate value and the standards by which human actions can be judged right or wrong. Very subtle difference. One is in thought and the other is in action.

morality is governed by others while ethics is self governed