To find the area between the curves y=Sin x and y=Cos x on the interval [Pi/4, 15Pi/4], one must integrate the difference of the functions over the specified limits. The area can be calculated using the integral formula, ensuring to take the absolute value to avoid negative results. Symmetry can simplify the process, as the interval can be divided into multiple segments where the area can be calculated separately. Points of intersection are critical for determining where one function is above the other, and they occur at x = (nπ/4) for integer n. Visualizing the graphs aids in understanding the areas involved and ensures that overlapping areas are not counted multiple times.