Is Adobe Photoshop CC the same as Adobe Photoshop CS+?

I will be starting an online website and need a program which gives me the ability to modify photos such as remove backgrounds, move sections of the picture around, add aspects of the picture to other pictures etc. You could say just the flexibility to edit each aspect of a picture.
I have been told I need Photoshop CS+ but this program runs into the thousands. I have found Photoshop CC for $9.99 per month which is appealing. Is CC equivalent to CS+ or completely diffferent?
Also I cannot find "CS+" does the plus just basically mean anything above "CS1" or is there an actual CS+?
Thanks.

CS + would be CS to CS6 or the subscription CC version, aka CS7.
CC is the latest, and a bargain at 9.99 /mo. Of course if you unsubscribe, it will no longer work.
CS6 is the last "permanent" non subscription license sold by Adobe. $700 for the Standard version.
If you can't afford the $700, then the monthly subscription is the best way to go.
CS to CS5 are no longer sold by Adobe.

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I have been buying and using Adobe Photoshop through numerous versions over the past several decades. and I used to recommend it whenever I had an opportunity. Now I wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy. I could say a lot more than that, using words my parents taught me to not use.
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Gene,
Thanks for your input. The first response was from Semaphoric, and the suggestion to go to Activation <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__helpx.adobe.com_x-2Dproductkb_policy-2 Dpricing_activation-2Ddeactivation-2Dproducts.html&d=AAMFaQ&c=2X_btuPRWkGwRX26NHIotw&r=SV2 7JiUdsqdd_EMOf-dq7w&m=ZZ3uTbq0aPS1gp4Hdc7Kfaq1cjXsUii7RKXoXvqBPGg&s=c6eaD33CSBrFAMNKsC0pPB qnQK4DfAG7wMSJ6E27pyU&e=> & Deactivation Help proved to be helpful. I was never able to activate CS3 on the computer it was on originally, but I had been unaware that a license allowed installing on two computers if only one is in use at any time, so I uninstalled CS3 and installed CS4 on the old computer, so I am happy about that.
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