Erin Stellato shows that SQL trace events map pretty closely to Extended Events:
Every time I talk about migrating from Profiler and Trace to Extended Events (XE), I seem to add something to my presentation. It’s not always intentional, and I don’t know if it’s because I just can’t stop tweaking my demos and contents, or something else, but here in London at IEPTO2 this week, I added a query that helps you see what event in Extended Events is comparable to the event you’re used to using in Trace/Profiler. While most of the events in XE have a name similar to the event in Trace (e.g. sp_statement_completed for SP:StmtCompleted), some mappings aren’t so intuitive. For example, SP:Starting in Trace is module_start in XE, and SP:Completed in Trace is module_end in XE. That’s not so bad, but if you’re ever monitoring file growths, note that the database_file_size_change event in XE is the event for the following four events in trace: Data File Auto Grow, Data File Auto Shrink, Log File Auto Grow, and Log File Auto Shrink.
This is a helpful query to keep around until you get really familiar with Extended Events.