What is the difference between Impeach, Veto, or Recall of a President?

There is no recall process for the President in the United States. There are only three ways to exist in the White House once elected. These include impeachment and conviction of charges, resignation, and death or living like the President. Veto is a power that the President has, and it is used to dispose of legislation which passed both houses of Congress. Impeachment is a formal accusation of wrongdoing.

Once the President has been impeached, there must be a trial to determine guilt or innocence. Impeachment only removes a president if he is convicted at the hearing. A recall is a referendum to the voters to remove someone from office before the end of the term.