Can “due to” and “because of ” be used interchangeably?

Question

Is it fine to use *due to* in place of *because of* ? How about the other way around? Are any of these sentences ungrammatical?* He was lost because of the storm.* He was lost due to the storm.* He lost his way due to the storm.* He lost his way because of the storm.

Answer 1

They can be used interchangeably yes. I would personally say "Due to the storm, he found himself lost." etc etc