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You should use 剥 (bō) when you want to refer to the action of peeling or shelling something. This word is usually used to refer to the action of peeling or shelling something with your hands, such as peeling an apple or shelling a nut. It can also be used to refer to the action of peeling off a layer of something, such as peeling off a layer of paint.
In contrast, if you want to refer to the action of peeling something with a tool, such as peeling a potato with a peeler, you should use the word 削 (xiāo).
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