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Hi @netdevv,
It seems like there is an exploit to your website or one of your websites which keeps getting used to re-enter your files and put the malicious code there. If it’s the WordPress website, I’ll recommend upgrading your Plugins, Themes and the CMS as well to the most up to date version possbile.
If your PHP websites are the reason, you’ll need to go through them manually and update wherever your code has been deprecated.
As for the Droplet, if you believe it has been accessed by a third party, then I’ll recommend creating a new one, cleaning your websites and then migrating them over to the new droplet.
Regards, KDSys