iTunes allows you to burn them to audio CD a few times.
But there was software out there that would strip the DRM off of the .aac files, allowing you to do what you wanted with them. Think it was called Playfair? Don't remember now, but I think it only ran on Macs though as well.
The option to make audio CD's, as jasen said, is built into iTunes. Once you make the audio CD, then just rip them to MP3's. You don't want to go from AAC to MP3, and then take those MP3's and burn them to CD. Doing that would cause you to lose quality for the CD you'd be carrying around with you.
~cdogg
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