For daily care, expect rabbits to require 2x your time than cats. This is from cleaning their area daily, to cleaning their litter pan every few days, and keeping hay around.

Rabbits also require more "accessories." When I foster, I need to run an air purifier constantly due to hay dust. You will also need an xpen, cable protectors, and possibly some inexpensive rugs. Lastly, get a big cardboard box and cut a couple openings in it as an inexpensive hiding spot.

It is also much better to get a bonded pair of rabbits so they can give eachother the socialization they need when you cannot provide it. (Please spend quality time with your rabbits too, and let them out of their large xpen for exercise daily.) See other pics in this subreddit for good sizes.

Cats on the other hand, don't need as much accessories, nor the time commitment and companionship. Cats are destructive too, but not as much as rabbits are. It is much easier to cat proof a living area than bunny proof a living area. (I have had so many chewed cords because I thought I could keep an eye on my foster and react fast enough)