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Hi @jumpak33,
As @X40C has mentioned the root password is for your root user for MySQL. The root user is how to say, the most powerful user on a Linux Machine.
The admin password is for your phpMyAdmin installation. You can reach it by typing in the following
http://YourServerIp/phpmyadmin
There you can use the user admin with the admin_mysql_pass from the /root/.digitalocean_password file
Regards, KDSys