Iff you have the Dometic AC, it comes with a Dometic thermostat that already controls both the AC & furnace. It is not a standard thermostat in that a "control" box mounted in the AC receives a signal from the thermostat that determines whether the AC or furnace (or if set wrong, both) runs.
If you are unhappy with the Dometic thermostat, there is an expensive replacement, the
Micro Air Easy Touch. You need to select the correct model using the "Order Now" button.
Again, a standard household thermostat will not work for the combined Dometic AC & furnace.
There is a Bluetooth or separate thermostat option for the Coleman AC, but I don't believe that it can be combined with the furnace.