Since they are both forms of cryptarithm, I should probably start by defining that.
What is a cryptarthim?
In the most simplest terms, a cryptarthim is a verbal-based mathematical problem. The figures in the mathematical problem are thus replaces by letters of the alphabet.
Digimetic problems generally a cryptarithm in which digits are used to replace other digits.
Skeletal division is a "long division" where almost all the digits are replaced by symbols (most commonly asterisks).
I may need someone to jump in with some solved examples for you though, because I don't think I'll be solving any cryptarithms any time soon!