Just fire up a browser or use some pre-installed programs.You can reboot and repeat this with every ISO you put on the flash drive. As long as you don't specifically mess with formatting your windows drive(s) or try to install the distro to them you're not going to change your system whatsoever. If it's the installer, go ahead and close it and just start looking at and using the chosen distro you've booted. Once booted you'll likely be greeted with a welcome screen, maybe even an installer. Obviously avoid anything that mentions installing, and choose the one that'll let you boot that distro. You'll more often than not be greeted with a simple screen that gives you a few options. Save, exit, and you should boot into the VenToy menu which is a straight up list of the ISO files you downloaded. So once you've downloaded all the ISO files you want that will fit on that usable partition, reboot your PC into it's BIOS/UEFI menu and be sure that booting from USB is enabled, and that the flash drive is at the top of the list. You may hear various reasons from the community to avoid this distribution or the other but let me be clear - right now, at this specific point on your learning journey, ignore this shit entirely.
At this point in your curiosity, I recommend Pop_OS, Linux Mint, or Ubuntu. Once you've set this up, go download a live bootable ISO for every distro you are interested in. VenToy will give it two partitions, one of which you can open and drop bootable ISO files on. Grab a flash drive (I personally recommend 64gb or larger), and download VenToy from.
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