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Hey Paul,
Restoring a snapshot to a smaller droplet usually won’t work, snapshots capture the full disk image, so you can’t apply it to a droplet with less disk space, even if your actual usage is low. It’s more of a technical constraint than anything else (shrinking disk volumes is risky).
Your best bet is to spin up a new, smaller droplet with the latest OS, set up fresh WordPress installs, and restore your sites using WP backups. It’s a bit more effort, but much cleaner and future-proof, especially with retirement in mind.
If you hit any issues along the way, you can reach out to the DigitalOcean support team: https://do.co/support
Best of luck with the transition!
- Bobby