All of this seems reasonably priced and likely is due. You could push some off til the next oil change if you need to for the sake of money. Not sure where you are located in proximity to your daughter or how mechanically inclined you are but a spark plug change on a Honda is pretty easy and straightforward and doesn’t require many tools. Doing that yourself (if you’re able to) will save most of that cost because the price of the four plugs themselves is probably about $60. The reason for the rest of the cost is because of where they’re located they take more annoyance and time to replace and it’s mostly labor that you’re paying for. Again, I don’t know how close your are to her geographically or how much mechanical knowledge or experience you have but if you’re nearby and you have some basic tools you can likely do that job yourself. If you’re gonna put off any of these things for a little while so you can save up for them I’d honestly push off the spark plugs and/or the fuel injection service until the next oil change. The one I would prioritize to do sooner rather than later would be the trans fluid change. Skipping those isn’t great, and can or will lead to premature failure of the transmission which isn’t cheap to replace. On a side note though, if the trans hasn’t had its fluid changed at least once so far by now, I’m not sure I’d do it at all. Usually automatic transmissions should have their fluid changed every 60k max. Honda recommends 30k-60k miles for the service and if it hasn’t been done yet and the car has 130k then changing the fluid could just cause more issues. When you skip auto trans fluid services and go way over the interval and then do it you end up flushing out a bunch of clutch material with the fluid and the trans needs that clutch material to work. If you’re sure that it has been done before on this car though, it’s due again. Good luck.