Bible (from the Greek biblia) means a collection of books.

The Catholic and Protestant Bibles differ on the number of Old Testament books. The New Testament however remains the same for both.

-Deuterocanonicals-
The Catholic Bible has the
Deuterocanonicals which the Protestants called the Apocryha.
 
 

Deuterocanonical	Apocrypha
Tobit  Judith  1 Maccabees 2 Maccabees Wisdom of Solomon, Ecclesiasticus ( Sirach ), Baruch, parts of Daniel - Prayer of Azariah                             Susanna                             Bel and the Dragon parts of Esther	1 Esdras  2 Esdras  Tobit  Judith  additions to the Book of Esther  Wisdom of Solomon  prologue to Wisdom of Jesus Son of Sirach  Wisdom of Jesus Son of Sirach  Baruch  Letter of Jeremiah  Prayer of Azariah Susanna  Bel and the Dragon  Prayer of Manasseh  1 Maccabees  2 Maccabees

Catholic English versions of the Bible :

New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) - 1985

New American Bible (NAB) - 1970
New American Bible Online

Douay-Rheims Bible - 1582 NT; 1609-10 OT
Douay-Rheims Bible

Christian Community Bible - 1988
 

Catholic English versions of the Bible
(with Deuterocanonicals in a separate portion) :

Revised Standard Version (RSV) - 1946 NT; 1952 OT
Revised Standard Version Online
The Bible, Revised Standard Version at The Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia

Good News Bible (TEV) - 1966
 

Protestant English versions of the Bible
(with the Apocryha) :

King James Version (KJV) - 1611
King James Version Online
The Holy Bible, King James Version at The Electronic Text Center, University of Virgina
 

Protestant English versions of the Bible
(without the Apocryha) :

New International Version (NIV) - 1973 NT; 1978 OT
NIV Online

New King James Version (NKJV) - 1979
 

Alkitab Bahasa Indonesia Sehari-hari

1943
Divino Afflante Spiritu

1965 ( Vatican II )
Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation ( Dei Verbum )

1993
The Interpretation of the Bible in the Church