It's actually pretty awesome! I've baby sat cats and dogs, and bunnies have just as much personality as the two. They are more sociable than I first expected, so you could let them run around the house for a couple of hours (when they are properly potty trained) and they'll go crazy hopping around and sniffing the house. But in the end they'll come back licking your feet because they want attention. They also have lazy spells, and they're the cutest when they're laying flat on the floor on their stomachs. Also, food, litter and hay is not particularly expensive, so one you've house broken your pet, monthly 'care' should cost less than 30$ a month, along with fresh greens.

They key to having a good experience with rabbits is to make sure they're neutered/spayed (it dramatically changes their territorial instincts like poops and pees) and be very patient with the settling process. Tauntaun is a tiny dwarf so he's a little hesitant of noises, but when I'm on Reddit, he takes the quite time alone to wander and lick my feet when he's bored.

They'll also do anything for scratches/treats- my guy has a permanent chair right beside mine at the computer just so he can let me know that he wants some pets and parsley. They are 'pack'(EDIT) animals, so you should spend some time every day petting and coddling them, which isn't hard since they're so damn soft. Some rabbits are more 'cozy' than others, so they'll sit in your lap while you watch TV. Tauntaun isn't by any stretch of the imagination, so there is a huge spectrum in what to expect from a rabbit. Hope that helps!