I just looked it up. S and H are not different sizings, as would be be a logical assumption. They are different fibers with similar, but not the same, properties. One difference is one is "never twisted" and the other is "untwisted". This is a subtle, but significant distinction. Untwisted fiber was at some prior time twisted fiber.
Both types are carbon tow, not fabric. One type is probably preferred for fabrics use. Fabrics are usually solution impregnated, and highly collimated carbon fibers may not soak-up enough solution to reach target resin content. Twisting and untwisting tow disrupts the collimation and increases the bulk of the fabric, slightly.