Independently control bluetooth profiles

How do I independently control bluetooth profiles for devices connected simultaneously to my iphone 4s?
By this I mean, on my Android phone, I can connect both my car bluetooth and my plantronics bluetooth headset. Then, in bluetooth settings, I can then independently set the car bluetooth for music streaming, and the bluetooth headset for phone calls (note: both the car bluetooth and headset are capable of both streaming and calling.) Once done, these settings are remembered and duplicated (with automatic connection) whenever I get into the car.
How can I do this with iOS/iPhone 4s?
Thanks!

This is not available with iOS devices. The profile is determined automatically on pairing, and can't be modified on the phone.
You can suggest this to Apple here:
Apple - iPhone - Feedback

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