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People usually use the word 发烧 (fā shāo) to mean "have a fever". It is used to describe when someone has a high body temperature due to an illness or infection. It is often used in contrast to 体温正常 (tǐ wēn zhèng cháng), which means "normal body temperature".
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Yes it is. 发烧 is a separable verb (sep-v).
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发热 (fā rè): Literally means "have a fever".
体温高 (tǐ wēn gāo): Literally means "high body temperature".
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