The terms get/got can be used to describe basically anything you aquire or possess, physically or even in a less tangible way. It will also often be used in situations where "have/has" may be more appropriate. Note that it isn't grammatically wrong, but often there are better terms that could be used.
For instance:
Person A: "Where's Tom today?"
Person B: "He's got the flu so he stayed home."
Another example:
Person A: "Did you watch the debates last night?"
Person B: "I tried, but I got so bored that I couldn't watch any more of it."
Person A: "Haha, you've got no patience at all."