Step-by-step solution:
1. Set 4x^2 = e^x to find intersection points.
2. Solve for x using LambertW function: x = -2\text{LambertW}(-\frac{1}{4}) and x = -2\text{LambertW}(\frac{1}{4}) .
3. Determine that 4x^2 is on top in the interval between intersection points.
4. Set up the integral A = \int_{-2\text{LambertW}(-\frac{1}{4})}^{-2\text{LambertW}(\frac{1}{4})} (4x^2 - e^x) \, dx .
5. Integrate and evaluate at the limits.
6. Numerically calculate the area to get approximately 0.801 square units.