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There are a couple possible reasons for this:
1.) You are on a network which blocks traffic to port 22. Trying your connection from another network or device would be the best way to quickly test for this.
2.) The ssh service on your droplet is not running.
I would advise trying to access your droplet via the console in the control panel if you use password based authentication or have set a root password. This should allow you to check on and restart the ssh service if needed. If you do not have a root password I would recommend trying a reboot from the control panel to see if the ssh service comes back up. If it does not, open a ticket with our support team, they can boot your droplet to a recovery environment where you can investigate and resolve the issue.