Answer
The graph of $y = F(x + h)$ will be the horizontal translation of $y = F(x)$ left-wise or right-wise by $h$-units.
The graph of $y = F(x) + h$ is not the same as the graph of $y = F(x + h)$.
The graph of $y = F(x) + h$ is the vertical translation of $y = F(x)$ upwards or downwards by $h$-units.
Work Step by Step
If the equation $y = F(x)$ is being changed to $y = F(x + h)$, for some real number $h$, the graph of $y = F(x + h)$ will be a translation of $y = F(x)$ left-wise or right-wise horizontally by $h$-units.
The graph of $y = F(x) + h$ is not the same as the graph of $y = F(x + h)$.
It is because, for some real number $h$, the graph of $y = F(x) + h$ will result in either a vertical translation of $h$ values up or down of the graph $y = F(x)$, whereas, the graph of $y = F(x + h)$ will result in either a horizontal translation of $h$ values left or right of the graph $y = F(x)$.
