1991 Toyota Corolla engine will not start when hot

Check the temperature of your coil packs when you experience this problem. If you are not recieving spark then the coil packs are at fault.

Is there a way I can check for spark without a spark tester?

I couldn't test for spark b/c the engine wasnt even cranking.

As for the coil packs going bad, what temp should they be at and what can I use to measure it? ( I dont have a automotive/laser thermometer neither)

the only other detail that I can give is when I turn the key to crank the engine, nothing happens. All I hear is a click and nothing else. All the lights still work and they all work well( none are dimmer or anything of that sort).

If it helps, I've come to realize that it does this after I had made multiple trips somewhere(with turning the engine off in between each trip) I dont think that any low fluid levels would cause this since it is a electrical problem and while im on that note, all the fluid levels are fine.