I googled them both, they look the same?

I think they are much the same colorwise.Personally I like the dark colors. My favorite is Cappuchino with it's large Mahogany yellow tipped flowers. The secret to having them show in a garden is to plant them next to a light bright color. They go well with anything yellow or white or even orange that is close to them in height.

In that same bed as the Cappuchino Rudbeckia I have Stella De Oro lilies and a peach mini pearl lily, Moonflower correopsis, Snow lady Shasta Daisy and goblin Gillardia perennials. I plant these annuals with some othersp-- yellow and Orange ladybird Cosmos, Yellow large flowered Marrigolds, Calendula pops up on it's own. As you can see it's a pretty big bed and it's a sea of yellow and white to deep mahogany.

If the only thing you don't like is that they are dark and don't show well choose any one of the flowers I mentioned to go with them or choose a dwarf yellow sunflower. Any bright color will showcase your Rudbeckia

I'll probably go with Cappuchino along with something like Prairie Sun and Marmalade or some other contrasting plant as suggested. I have seed for the latter and with Cappuchino I know what I'm getting . Rustic and Autumn colors are almost the same Ladyrose65 pointed out. Thank you.

Hello Max, I grew Autumn colors, Cherokee Sunset, H. Moreno, & Cappuchino this past summer. They all looked alike except the Cherokee Sunset were doubles. However, Rudbeckia's are one of my favorite flowers, the colors are vibrant and they stand out.