Office 365 user Id and Azure

I am trying to use Azure with my Office 365 account. I have a home version of Office 365 (the one for 5 users). When I try and do this I get the following message:
"Sign out of your Microsoft account and sign in with the Office 365 user ID assigned to you by your work or school.
Sign in with the Office 365 user ID assigned to you by your work or school. It looks like [email protected], [email protected], or [email protected]"
I am using the only account I have for Office 365. I don't have another User Id. Does this mean my account is not entitled to use Azure?

Hello,
Microsoft Office 365 account does not give access to Microsoft Azure. These are different products.
You can sign-up for a
Trial Version of Microsoft Azure to start off with. You can also find the
Pricing Details of Azure.
Regards,
Neelesh

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Hi Guy. I went ahead and purchased both licenses. The Office 365 is only $12/mo so it's not a big deal.
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>>AD schema extension will not break our Office 365 production
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