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They use similar bullets but differ in chamber dimensions and pressure. 5.56 NATO is loaded to higher pressures and is typically safe in a 5.56 chamber only. If you have a rifle marked .223 Remington, check manufacturer guidance before shooting 5.56.
40 to 55 grain bullets are common for varmint and high-velocity target work. 55 to 77 grain bullets are popular for precision and medium game hunting, with heavier bullets offering better long-range performance and wind resistance.
Yes, .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO both feed from the same magazines.