Oh ffs. If you don't know, why didn't you google first?

Water vapor is tiny droplets of water suspended in the air.

Absolutely wrong.

100% wrong.

Not even partly right.

Droplets, even tiny ones, are liquid phase water.

Water vapor is gas phase water: Water vapor, water vapour or aqueous vapor is the gaseous phase of water

Water in the form of gas is steam.

Also nope.

Steam isn't a scientifically defined term, but usually means water vapor caused by boiling water, and in common usage includes liquid water droplets in the air coming off boiling water, as well as the water vapor.

Which is rare naturally on earth. You need a fire or geothermal energy.