What's the difference between monks and Taoists today?

The difference between the two is that monks are Buddhist names for monks. And "Taoist" is the name of a Taoist. Here, I missed the word "monk" after "Tao", because Taoism is divided into many factions, such as Quanzhen Sect and Zhengyi Sect, and they are different. That is to say, in Taoism, there is a difference between becoming a monk and being at home (having a family), while in Buddhism, to be called a "monk", you must learn to practice at home, not at home. In addition, there are considerable differences between the two disciplines, leading to many differences in behavior. From the appearance, the "monk" has lost all his hair, and the longest is no more than one wheat. Monks of Han Buddhism must be vegetarian and wear monk's clothes. Unless they are secular, they can take off their monk's clothes. But the precepts of "Tao" are not as strict and varied as Buddhism. They have hair outside, certain Taoist crowns and bun clothes, and wear Taoist clothes. Some are the same, but some are different. Generally speaking, in the same costume, the Taoist priest is slightly shorter and the monk is slightly longer. They live in different places, read different classics, practice different methods, and achieve different levels and realms. Something like that