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It's not a "normal" vpn client. It allows you to create a network in your server using a variety of vpn providers so other containers can use it to connect to the internet. You use tailscale to connect to your server from outside home, but you use gluetun for your containers to connect to the outside world without exposing your real IP.
So yes, tailscale and gluetun are compatible and can live together (I use both on my homeserver)
You can even install Tailscale in your Gluetun container and use it as an exit node so you have a VPN while using Tailscale. This is most useful for mobile devices where you can only have one active VPN.