"Fuel is fuel" is wrong / dangerous.

There are lots of kinds of fuel - they each require different types of stoves to burn them.

A solid fuel like esbit tablets is obviously not going to work in a stove like your windmaster.

Liquid fuel will also not work. Kerosene, gasoline, white gas, alcohol.

There are stoves that do deal with a wider range of fuels - but that Soto stove is not one. You can get a MSR Whisperlite Universal for example - that can burn liquid fuel or canisters.

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Is there a reason why you wan to burn propane on your backpacking stove? Propane canisters are bulky, heavy, and no fun to pack with. The isopro canisters are ideal for backpacking.

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This is the adapter you are asking for. I'd personally recommend against it. Not worth the risk.

https://www.amazon.com/Lixada-Camping-Adapter-Outdoor-Propane/dp/B072QXKVJP

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Here is the best resource on attempting to use a propane to isopro adapter:

https://adventuresinstoving.blogspot.com/2017/01/the-g-works-adapter-100-propane-for.html

(Note that he says specifically to avoid using the adapter on the windmaster because that stove will struggle to regulate the high pressure of the propane canister)