The camera flashes, and it has film, but the nothing comes out of the camera

Have you tried adjusting the various program settings ?

When you take a picture of darkness, are you using flash or uprating the film ?
More seriously, as the film is thirteen years out of date, I seriously doubt if it is still viable. The chemicals within the film pack will have deteriorated over time, and it is my guess that they may well have leaked into the film pack's internal mechanism, thus preventing the photos being ejected. Try again with fresh film.

I had the same problem as you. When the film goes blank you noticed that the back is brown, not black? Well that is because you are not bursting the bubble of ink that comes in the bottom of the film.
What I had to do was open my camera and fix a small detail. It turns out that the control lever light intensity has a spring that can be moved from its original location. We must accommodate that spring to get everything back to normal. I have some videos of how I did. I hope to edit them soon so you can see how you did.
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is an error rate when the camera is faulty be incorrect

Film? Digital cameras use SD cards
take it to a pawnshop ask owner.

Is your camera a film or digital?
Older flashes will not work on DSLRs.

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Did you check the battery? It takes a 3V lithium

It could be that your camera doesn't know it's rewound the film already. With the camera turned on, push and hold BOTH manual rewind buttons simultaneously - one near the release button ( +/- ) and the other toward the front of the camera at the lens release button. Try the release button again.

If the camera will not allow the manual rewind function to work then the camera needs to come apart to get the film out. To do this and save the film it will have to be disassembled in an IR box (a special light tight box fitted with an Infrared camera so a tech can disassemble the camera without exposing the film. Many camera repair shops have the ability to do this.