Question
While sphere is a $2-D$ figure, circle is a $3-D$ figure.
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Answer
The main difference between $2D$ shapes including rectangles, squares, circle and triangles.
$3D$ shapes including cubes, cuboids, etc as shown below:
$3D$ shapes including cubes, cuboids, etc as shown below:
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