Auto Europe is the way to go. Hertz Spain does not offer a AAA discount. Your credit card provides s

We are flying into Malaga at 11:50 am (if the plane's on time) and we need to be in Sevilla that same day, where we've rented an apartment for the week. (We rented the apartment when I thought we'd fly into Seville - turned out to be a lot cheaper to fly r/t to Malaga..)
Is there a place in the Malaga discount hotels orlando train station, or nearby, discount hotels orlando where we can get lunch? (I'm also vegan which complicates things - although my ethics discount hotels orlando get more relaxed as my hunger pangs grow... . But I won't eat meat so the food needs to at least be vegetarian..)
Auto Europe is the way to go. Hertz Spain does not offer a AAA discount. Your credit card provides some insurance coverage, but in this case I'd go with the coverage offered by the rental company. You may need it. You'll also need the IDP, International Driving Permit, should you be stopped by the police for any reason. You can get one from your nearest AAA office.
Ok the station is a short walk across the car park, no, there is nowhere to eat there but you can eat in the airport terminal. You are going to Spain and are a veggie! (you really will need to watch out as lard appears in the strangest of places) Just try to avoid strangely discount hotels orlando dense pastry.
Thank you Robert! Well it wouldn't be as exciting if I didn't leave a couple of things discount hotels orlando for the last minute! Actually, I've been reading abut the trains for the past 6 mos. but since it confuses me, I've put off clearing things up until now.. (shrugs)
Thanks bilboburglar! There is an all-vegan bakery and deli in Sevilla, believe it or not, and an all-veg restaurant in Granada. Otherwise, I don't eat pastries I don't make myself, but I'll let the other two in my party know! I suspect it's like traveling in the southern U.S. where everything is seasoned with bacon or ham hocks. I've been veg for a while, and long ago, I realized I would have to relax my standards - or ignore some things, i.e. scrape the cheese off, pick pieces of meat out, when traveling - or else I'll never get to travel. Thankfully, the world seems to be getting more veg-friendly in the past ten years. Went to Paris over 15 years ago and had the hardest time finding even lacto-ovo veg food. But we did.