Reverse DNS goes the other direction: give an IP, get a name.
Query: 142.250.80.14
Answer: lax17s62-in-f14.1e100.net
Reverse lookups use the special in-addr.arpa domain. The IP is reversed and appended: .in-addr.arpa.
Email servers use reverse DNS to verify senders. If your mail server's IP doesn't have a PTR record, many servers reject your mail as spam.