Demons and Daemons

What is the difference between a Demon and a Daemon?

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Nothing,Deamons is how the Greeks like Socrates spelled the Term
He called that most of His worldly wisdom came from His pet Daemon

He was though to be Nuts by some because he would stand in the streets for hours looking up and talking to Himself
His students knew that according to Him he had a personal Daemon
Who traveled through life with him,This being stayed on what we call the Astral to Him it was the Dimension connected to this one
Which he viwed as the real world,this was the Copy kinda like the Matrix

Daemons are the go betweens of gods and humans. Greek philosophy defines them as something akin to guides.

Demons is the Latin term meaning "of evil" and refers to beings of evil, commonly a label given to malicious spirits, but academically titles given to any god, spirit, beast or being that somehow opposed the religion or culture that labeled them an enemy or dangerous. Most religions "demonized" the gods and spirits of all neighbouring religions, especially ones they warred with. This even happened with civil war such as upper and lower Egypt.

It truly does depend on which culture you look at.
Daemon, in the oldest terms, is a being of either angels or demons. It's just the common, word for it.
Some demons that are purified, such as malphas, prefer to be called daemon instead of demon.
Demons are creatures created from darkness.

Demons are self existence whereas Daemon are created by practitioner to do their biding. Daemon can be used whether for good or evil.