Same hashing algorithms returning different results

<?php

error_reporting(0);
extract($_POST);

if (isset($data)) {
    if ($algo == 'other') $algo = $other;

    $hash = @hash($algo, $data);
    if (is_bool($hash)) { // failure, should be string
        $hash = 'Fejl: "' . $other . '" er ikke en understøttet algoritme.';
    }
}

?>

<form action="" method="post">
<b>Algorithm</b><br>
<input required type="radio" name="algo" value="md5" <?=$algo == 'md5' ? 'checked' : '';?>><span>MD5</span>
<input required type="radio" name="algo" value="sha1"<?=$algo == 'sha1' ? 'checked' : '';?>><span>SHA-1</span>
<input required type="radio" name="algo" value="sha256"<?=$algo == 'sha256' ? 'checked' : '';?>><span>SHA-2</span>
<input onclick="_focus('txt_oth');" required type="radio" name="algo" value="other" id="rad_oth" <?=$algo == $other ? 'checked' : '';?>><span>Other:&nbsp;</span>
<input onfocus="_check('rad_oth');" type="text" name="other" size="5" id="txt_oth" value="<?=$other;?>">

<br><br>

<textarea style="width: 100%; height: 100px;" name="data"><?=$data;?></textarea>

<br><br>
<input type="submit" value="Show hash">

<?php

if (isset($hash)) {
    echo "<span>&nbsp;{$hash}</span>";
}

?>

</form>

<script>
function _focus(id) { document.getElementById(id).focus(); }
function _check(id) { document.getElementById(id).checked = true; }
</script>

#include <stdio.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <wincrypt.h>

int main()
{
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Declare variables.
//
// hProv:           Handle to a cryptographic service provider (CSP). 
//                  This example retrieves the default provider for  
//                  the PROV_RSA_FULL provider type.  
// hHash:           Handle to the hash object needed to create a hash.
// hKey:            Handle to a symmetric key. This example creates a 
//                  key for the RC4 algorithm.
// hHmacHash:       Handle to an HMAC hash.
// pbHash:          Pointer to the hash.
// dwDataLen:       Length, in bytes, of the hash.
// Data1:           Password string used to create a symmetric key.
// Data2:           Message string to be hashed.
// HmacInfo:        Instance of an HMAC_INFO structure that contains 
//                  information about the HMAC hash.
// 
HCRYPTPROV  hProv       = NULL;
HCRYPTHASH  hHash       = NULL;
HCRYPTKEY   hKey        = NULL;
HCRYPTHASH  hHmacHash   = NULL;
PBYTE       pbHash      = NULL;
DWORD       dwDataLen   = 0;
BYTE        Data1[]     = {0x70,0x61,0x73,0x73,0x77,0x6F,0x72,0x64};
BYTE        Data2[]     = {0x6D,0x65,0x73,0x73,0x61,0x67,0x65};
HMAC_INFO   HmacInfo;

//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Zero the HMAC_INFO structure and use the SHA1 algorithm for
// hashing.

ZeroMemory(&HmacInfo, sizeof(HmacInfo));
HmacInfo.HashAlgid = CALG_SHA1;

//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Acquire a handle to the default RSA cryptographic service provider.

if (!CryptAcquireContext(
    &hProv,                   // handle of the CSP
    NULL,                     // key container name
    NULL,                     // CSP name
    PROV_RSA_FULL,            // provider type
    CRYPT_VERIFYCONTEXT))     // no key access is requested
{
   printf(" Error in AcquireContext 0x%08x \n",
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Derive a symmetric key from a hash object by performing the
// following steps:
//    1. Call CryptCreateHash to retrieve a handle to a hash object.
//    2. Call CryptHashData to add a text string (password) to the 
//       hash object.
//    3. Call CryptDeriveKey to create the symmetric key from the
//       hashed password derived in step 2.
// You will use the key later to create an HMAC hash object. 

if (!CryptCreateHash(
    hProv,                    // handle of the CSP
    CALG_SHA1,                // hash algorithm to use
    0,                        // hash key
    0,                        // reserved
    &hHash))                  // address of hash object handle
{
   printf("Error in CryptCreateHash 0x%08x \n",
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

if (!CryptHashData(
    hHash,                    // handle of the hash object
    Data1,                    // password to hash
    sizeof(Data1),            // number of bytes of data to add
    0))                       // flags
{
   printf("Error in CryptHashData 0x%08x \n", 
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

if (!CryptDeriveKey(
    hProv,                    // handle of the CSP
    CALG_RC4,                 // algorithm ID
    hHash,                    // handle to the hash object
    0,                        // flags
    &hKey))                   // address of the key handle
{
   printf("Error in CryptDeriveKey 0x%08x \n", 
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Create an HMAC by performing the following steps:
//    1. Call CryptCreateHash to create a hash object and retrieve 
//       a handle to it.
//    2. Call CryptSetHashParam to set the instance of the HMAC_INFO 
//       structure into the hash object.
//    3. Call CryptHashData to compute a hash of the message.
//    4. Call CryptGetHashParam to retrieve the size, in bytes, of
//       the hash.
//    5. Call malloc to allocate memory for the hash.
//    6. Call CryptGetHashParam again to retrieve the HMAC hash.

if (!CryptCreateHash(
    hProv,                    // handle of the CSP.
    CALG_HMAC,                // HMAC hash algorithm ID
    hKey,                     // key for the hash (see above)
    0,                        // reserved
    &hHmacHash))              // address of the hash handle
{
   printf("Error in CryptCreateHash 0x%08x \n", 
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

if (!CryptSetHashParam(
    hHmacHash,                // handle of the HMAC hash object
    HP_HMAC_INFO,             // setting an HMAC_INFO object
    (BYTE*)&HmacInfo,         // the HMAC_INFO object
    0))                       // reserved
{
   printf("Error in CryptSetHashParam 0x%08x \n", 
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

if (!CryptHashData(
    hHmacHash,                // handle of the HMAC hash object
    Data2,                    // message to hash
    sizeof(Data2),            // number of bytes of data to add
    0))                       // flags
{
   printf("Error in CryptHashData 0x%08x \n", 
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Call CryptGetHashParam twice. Call it the first time to retrieve
// the size, in bytes, of the hash. Allocate memory. Then call 
// CryptGetHashParam again to retrieve the hash value.

if (!CryptGetHashParam(
    hHmacHash,                // handle of the HMAC hash object
    HP_HASHVAL,               // query on the hash value
    NULL,                     // filled on second call
    &dwDataLen,               // length, in bytes, of the hash
    0))
{
   printf("Error in CryptGetHashParam 0x%08x \n", 
          GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

pbHash = (BYTE*)malloc(dwDataLen);
if(NULL == pbHash) 
{
   printf("unable to allocate memory\n");
   goto ErrorExit;
}
    
if (!CryptGetHashParam(
    hHmacHash,                 // handle of the HMAC hash object
    HP_HASHVAL,                // query on the hash value
    pbHash,                    // pointer to the HMAC hash value
    &dwDataLen,                // length, in bytes, of the hash
    0))
{
   printf("Error in CryptGetHashParam 0x%08x \n", GetLastError());
   goto ErrorExit;
}

// Print the hash to the console.

printf("The hash is:  ");
for(DWORD i = 0 ; i < dwDataLen ; i++) 
{
   printf("%2.2x ",pbHash[i]);
}
printf("\n");

// Free resources.
ErrorExit:
    if(hHmacHash)
        CryptDestroyHash(hHmacHash);
    if(hKey)
        CryptDestroyKey(hKey);
    if(hHash)
        CryptDestroyHash(hHash);    
    if(hProv)
        CryptReleaseContext(hProv, 0);
    if(pbHash)
        free(pbHash);
    return 0;
}