If you don't have an extractor...
Try using a foam or aerosol upholstery/carpet spray and scrub and work in with a medium bristle brush. After that, you can use a spray bottle of warm water to soak the seats, and a wet/vac to suck up the liquid.
If you don't have time, skip the water spray and just use the wet-vac to suck up any left over soap or chemical. Then dry with a towel.
For leather it couldn't be easier, soak with leather cleaner (lexol, pinnacle, w/e), spray each seat down, wait a couple of minutes, work it in with either a leather sponge or mf towel. Then buff off. Apply leather conditioner, same process, and buff it off well.
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