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Is there a place within a current SQL server 2008 installation that can I see which instance and shared features are installed?

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Doesn't SQL Server Configuration Manager show most of the details you require?

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+1 Configuration Manager will show you all of your instances and the services installed. If you don't find Config Manager in the start menu (happens) you can add it as a snap-in to MMC. If you have multiple versions of SQL on your box (ie- 2005, 2008, etc) use the Configuration Manager from the highest version to see them all. – squillman Jul 9 '10 at 16:49
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Facets under Mgt Studio should cover everything else beyond configuration manager that you are wanting to know about your SQL 2008 install (Mgt Studio...Object Explorer...Right click ServerName...Facets).

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+1 here also. Wish they had put this in 2005... – squillman Jul 9 '10 at 16:55
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Use SQL Server features discovery report tool in SQL Server Installation Center.

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