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Multiple Exposures vs HDR
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Taking multiple exposures is part of creating a HDR image as far as I know. The multiple exposures gives you greater tonal range than a single shot and so you can blend each exposure together in Photoshop or Photomatix (or something else) giving you the HDR. The result is a 32bit image which can be tone mapped to allow for better viewing on your monitor. Don’t quote me on that last part though!
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