Is it true that air conditioners take up less power than fans?

I heard that air conditioners take up less power from somebody. I’d like to know if it’s true or not because my dad complains about air conditioners taking up so much power, and it’d be great if i could prove him wrong. If not, oh well… I would just like some proof if this is true or not.
sorry, as an a/c man. i can tell you the fans draw much less power. in Florida an electric bill will jump once the summer hits immensely from running our a/c units. a few ceiling fans would have a much smaller impact. an a/c unit does so much more than move air. to do this, it uses a compressor which is where the bulk of the power draw comes from.

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Mechanical Air Conditioners

This article is an extension to “Mechanical Air Conditioners - Part I - Operating Principle”, and I will be talking about AC parts used in mechanical air conditioners.

Air conditioner parts that we put into a mechanical AC, should conform to the operating principle. Air conditioning parts for this type of equipment are divided into three categories. The,

# main and compulsory parts. This category is mandatory, otherwise, a mechanical air conditioner will not function at all

# the support parts, to ensure that the air conditioning equipment last long, and function effectively, and,

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