Isn't a cappuccino supposed to be more than 1/2 a cup coffee and not 1/2 foam that settles....? Very dissapointing.

Cappuccino has foam and very little milk. Latte typically has more milk and less foam. Both have a shot of espresso in them. A "wet cappuccino" is a cross between a latte and a cappuccino, with both steamed milk and lots of foam.

Cappuccino is traditionally small (max 180 ml) with a thick layer of foam, while 'latte' traditionally is larger (200 ml-300 ml). Caffè latte is often served in a large glass; cappuccino mostly in a 150 – 180 ml cup with a handle.

Sounds more like Espresso.