Vesta.
I'm not aware of a Roman goddess of fire, but the goddess of the hearth and the home was Vesta, whose priestesses were the Vestal virgins.
Vesta (or Hestia in Greece)
Hestia in Greece. Her Roman name is Vesta.
In Roman mythology, the equivalent goddess to Hestia is Vesta. She is the goddess of the hearth, home, and family. Vesta was honored with the sacred fire that was tended by the Vestal Virgins in Rome.
Hephaestus, Greek god of fire and the forge. Vulcan, the roman name for Hephaestus, see above. Pele, Hawaiian goddess of fire and wisdom. Hestia, Greek goddess of fire, the hearth, the heart of spirituality and emotional stability in the home. Vesta, Roman name for Hestia, see above. Brigid, (also known as: Brigit, and Brighid) Celtic goddess of fire, the forge, poetry. Ho-Masubi or Kagu-Tsuchi, the Japanese god of fire. Agni, Hindu god of fire.
In Greek mythology, it's Hestia. In Roman mythology, it's Vesta.
In Roman mythology, Venus is the goddess of love, beauty, and desire. She is often associated with the Greek goddess Aphrodite, who shares similar attributes and functions. Venus plays a significant role in various myths, including her involvement in the Trojan War and her relationship with Mars, the god of war. Her imagery and symbolism have influenced art and culture throughout history.
Vesta is the Roman Goddess of Fire and the Hearth she had, in Rome, a circular temple which was considered the central fire or hearth of that city. The name 'Vesta' means, (as does her Greek counterpart's) the 'hearth.' She was one of the most ancient of the Roman Gods and Goddesses, she reminds us of a time when the central fire in the house had a religious as well as merely house-warming function. She lends, of course, her name to the famous Vestal virgins who served at her Altar in Rome and who kept her fire burning continually in an act of worship. Vesta represented, as did Hestia before her, the sacred central fire which supplies the heat for a home and on which food was cooked, meals were prepared.
The Roman goddess of the hearth was Vesta. The Roman goddess of grain was Ceres.
All Roman's and Greeks made daily sacrifices or gifts to Vesta/Hestia. She was the Roman and Greek goddess of the home, the hearth(fire) and food. In late 1800's during Victoria's reign there was actually a brand of matches under the name od Vestas; after the goddess.
The Roman goddess of the Hunt is Diana. Her Greek equivalent is Artemis.