No. A credit report is a collection of information about your
debts,
credit history, and how well you pay your bills. A consumer report is
more of a full-blown background check, which may include a credit report
but will also include things like criminal history, arrest records,
marriages, divorces, military data, educational background, lawsuits,
property ownership, and other details.
Employers, landlords, licensing agents, and government agencies may
conduct a consumer report about you. Lenders and financial institutions
will pull a credit report before lending you money.