Replacing macbook screen.

Most Displays will only work with the single specific model although there are a few exceptions over the years. If you think a 2018 laptop and a 2010 laptop's built-in display look the same, then you should not even attempt it as they are completely different in their looks. Even laptops with identical looking screens are usually not exchangeable (there are a few exceptions here & there).

If you are going to purchase a display assembly, then you need to purchase it from a vendor who clearly states exactly which model Macs the Display Assembly will work. Even then, you may sometimes still get the wrong display assembly. It also means you must know the exact model of your Mac. The generalized "Axxxx" number is not specific enough as it may cover multiple model years which can have different parts. You must have the specific model of your Mac in order to even attempt purchasing parts.

Display Assemblies have very delicate & fragile cables & connectors which are easily damaged. Plus if you have a USB-C model laptop, it is more difficult to open up and work on. Even disconnecting the battery is more involved which also involves a very easily damaged connector on the Logic Board, even the screws are extremely small and easily stripped. Be very careful.

Something to consider is that the operating system display drivers may check for a particular vendor device and revision id on a 2016 15-in MacBookPro factory display. Though screens from different years (and suppliers) may appear similar, the operating system will have the last laugh when you DIY a screen from Ebay or elsewhere and there is a vendor device ID mismatch.

Yeah, it will be different most of the times. Fixing your screen yourself is not supported, but I like to tinker on old Macs myself, and I always look online at fixing sites to see what hardware is compatible

There is always the option of an external monitor. I've see some very compact "portable" ones that are not much bigger than the Macbook Pro's screen is size/space is an issue.

Example

If you can find a used machine that's the same vintage for less, why not buy one and move your SSD from your broken one to it?