On most modern GNU/Linux systems, sh is simply a symlink to bash and therefore it is really the same. It's just shorter... ;)
$ ls -la /bin/sh lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 Mar 30 05:36 /bin/sh -> bash*
However, this primarily applies only to Linux systems and not others. Historically, /bin/sh has referred to the Bourne shell. The shell that most Linux systems use is a play on that and is called Bourne Again shell (hence bash). Bash combines many features (although not all) of Bourne, C Shell and Korn shell into one.
Cheers.
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