See an Ophthalmologist, NOT an OPTICIAN. WORLD OF DIFFERENCE IN WHAT THEY DO. 0phthalmologist treats eye disease, Optician just makes your glasses. Could also be a cornea issue. But you start with the Ophthalmologist first, they will know if you need a cornea or retina specialist. EYES are not a WAIT and SEE if it will improve, you can go blind all to quickly if not taken care of quickly if it involves the Retinas.
If it is cataracts make sure you do your home work on the surgeon, as some of them are very sloppy. Do not have them set 1 eye for distance and 1 eye for up close. Use glasses to fix that issue. Getting cataracts removed does not mean you can be glasses free, no more than Lasix can after a certain age.
And BOTH can cause DRY EYE SYNDROME! Don't rush or push for glasses to soon after surgery, let your eyes heal fully.
I had mine removed at 70 and am glasses free except for reading. They did one at a time and I simply removed the sense from my glasses until they fixed the second one.
I later developed some retina problems and hey pealed them much like skinning a grape. The floaters disappeared because they replaced the fluid in the eyes. It didn't help the warped retinas much but maybe they just didn't get worse.