Adobe Acrobat DC Fill & sign Tool missing

Acrobat DC has a nifty tool to allow placing of saved signatures on documents.
After a recent laptop replacement, one user couldnt find the tool to place the signatures needed.
The issue came out to be that Acrobat removes the tool if the language setting of the applications is not set as English only. The application here was set to English & Arabic
You have to go to Edit->Preferences->Language
The Application Language option should be set as English Only
After restarting the program, the Fill&sign option appeared in the Tools Section

Ref: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1945290

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