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Difference web server and application server

A 'web server' is generally any server program which serves content using the http (or https) protocols. These servers tend to listen on specific ports (80, or 443). The clients for these are generally web browsers like Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer.
This video explains the differences between a Web and an Application Server



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