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Hi @Cherih923, and welcome to the LE community forum
I'm not sure how WordPress plays into your config - I don't use WP.
But I do see Apache and I'm willing to help you start there.
[note: If WordPress is the ultimate controller of TLS, then this change should be done there - else, WP may overwrite any changes we make directly to Apache]
We can start with the output of: sudo apachectl -S
[this command has to be run within the web server system - not on your PC]
It's difficult for me to be sure.
The IP ("160.153.47.200") does look like a Go Daddy IP.
But I'm not familiar with how WP controls the content, nor how the GD cPanel controls WP.
I would think that GD should have some help on their site related to this.
That's actually a valid option. Let's Encrypt is all about automation, preferably on the level of hosting providers for shared hosting. "Vote with your money" so to say could help hosting providers to decide to implement LE free of charge for their customers.
On this site you can see a list of hosting providers which offer (or don't offer) LE certificates:
Alternatively, @griffin has written a client in PHP specially for GoDaddy shared hosted sites, so maybe you'd want to try that first.
As @Osiris suggested, I have written software specifically for GoDaddy cPanel shared hosting users to easily get Let's Encrypt certificates in minutes with minimal effort and knowledge. I provide full instructions that are easy to follow. It's free, of course. If you are interested, just let me know.
