What does the angle between plane of earth's orbit and ecliptic vary between?
By definition, it is zero; the ecliptic is the plane of earth's orbit (or rather, the inverse: the path the Sun seems to follow along the sky).

But you're probably looking for variations in the axial tilt of the Earth. There's a lot of formulas in the article, and on the (astronomically speaking) short timescale of a few million years, it oscillates between 22 and 24.5 degrees with a period of about 41,000 years. See the graph below, the red dot is the year 2000:



(picture by Tfr000 on Wikipedia, data from Laskar (1986))