Is it true that is the rhine and the rhone the same river based on the following text?

The first section of the Canal de Franche-Comte was authorised by Burgundy Council in 1783 and completed in 1802 from the Saone to Dole. Napoleon was seeking to develop inland waterway connections throughout the country, and the Rhone-Rhine link was of such strategic importance that he gave his name to the project. The Emperor's administration conceived the predecessor of today's public-private partnership model, selling existing canals to private companies, to provide funds for new links. The proceeds were diverted for the war effort, and it was not until 1821 that this project, now renamed 'Canal Monsieur', was reactivated by the canal company set up for this purpose. Works were completed in 1833. Upgrading to Freycinet standards started in 1882, and the summit level was lowered, reducing the number of locks. The new high-capacity Rhine-Rhone waterway would have made the canal obsolete, but the environment minister Dominique Voynet cancelled that project in 1997. The Government then funded -- as compensation -- the backlog of maintenance works and other improvements, but with little impact on commercial traffic in 250-tonne peniches, which has all but disappeared.

Select from the following.
(1). no
(2). yes
(2).